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My name is Paul Hughes and I am based in Swindon. I am a Professional Coach who has worked with, and for, some of the world's largest organisations. Over the last several years, I have been continually studying and practicing many different types of therapy and coaching. My experiences have been hugely varied including anything from coaching company directors to win industry accolades, to coaching individual needs as varied as coaching through depression, or improving golf games! I am a Master Practitioner of NLP, with a Level 5 Diploma in Professional Management Coaching and through gaining these skills I have learned how to master my thoughts, my actions and my life, and my mission and purpose are to help others do the same.

My name is Paul Hughes and I am based in Swindon. I am a Professional Coach who has worked with, and for, some of the world's largest organisations. Over the last several years, I have been continually studying and practicing many different types of therapy and coaching. My experiences have been hugely varied including anything from coaching company directors to win industry accolades, to coaching individual needs as varied as coaching through depression, or improving golf games! I am a Master Practitioner of NLP, with a Level 5 Diploma in Professional Management Coaching and through gaining these skills I have learned how to master my thoughts, my actions and my life, and my mission and purpose are to help others do the same.

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