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Alexander Carabi
Coach & Therapist | Co-Founder of Yellow | Host & Facilitator at Coaches Rising | NARM Practitioner
Alexander Carabi is a leadership coach and facilitator with extensive experience in personal and professional development. He is the co-founder of Yellow, a platform that offers group coaching sessions.3 Carabi is also a host and facilitator at Coaches Rising.4
As a leadership coach, Carabi provides various services, including:
- Individual coaching
- Team coaching
- Workshops on leadership and human development
- Addressing topics such as stress, burnout, and trauma2
Professional Achievements
Carabi has recently published a book titled "On Relationality: Lessons from Martin Buber on Living in Relation with Self, Others, the World," which was released in May 2023.5 This publication demonstrates his expertise in interpersonal relationships and personal growth.
Online Presence
Alexander Carabi maintains an active online presence:
- LinkedIn: His profile can be found under the username "alexander-carabi"1
- Twitter: His handle is @acarabi4
While the query mentions Carabi's association with Mobius Executive Leadership, the provided search results do not confirm this specific affiliation. However, given his extensive experience in leadership coaching and facilitation, it's possible that he collaborates with various organizations in the field of executive development.
Highlights
I was recently on Amit Paul's podcast World of Wisdom. Our conversation touched on the traps of helping, “new” vs “old” coaching, and the necessity of feeling more in order to more appropriately respond to global and local challenges. Amit has a fascinating background: he was a member of the pop band A*Teens in his youth, runs an environmentally-friendly plastics company, lives on Iceland, and is now devoted to exploring some of the world’s big questions.
Find the episode wherever you get your podcasts or in the link in the comments below.
I've been asked several times recently to give talks and workshops about stress management. When I present my views, there is one particular idea that always seems to spark discussion. This has happened enough times that I thought it would be worth sharing here, too.
In short: The notion of “stress management” is a false promise. And “stress management techniques" (like physical exercise, cold showers, and ice baths) can be more of a drug than a remedy.
Read why in my latest post.
