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Liisa Vurma

Strategic design | Coaching | Facilitation

Liisa Vurma is the founder of Nudge Me, a community-focused initiative aimed at making coaching accessible for women in business. Based in Melbourne, Australia, she leads a network that includes female founders, mentors, and coaches, fostering a supportive environment for women entrepreneurs.12

Through Nudge Me, Vurma emphasizes the importance of collaboration and mentorship, aiming to empower women by providing them with the resources and guidance necessary to succeed in their ventures.12

Highlights

Mar 6 · linkedin

I've taken a step towards new horizons!

Today, I received my coach training certificate from Co-Active Training Institute. 🎉 While still learning to fully embrace my new identity as a professional coach, I wanted to share and celebrate this milestone - to let it truly sink in.

This piece of paper is part of a broader journey, my desire to move towards deeper layers of the human psyche, connection, and empowerment. (In parallel, I have also embarked on a degree in psychotherapy but that’s a story for another time.)

Alongside the masterful trainers such as Robin Coghlan PCC, CPCC, Michelle Kempton, Alex Verlek, Mastercoach, CPCC., Bruce O'Brien CPCC, PCC, Donatella Canella, PhD, CPCC, PCC to name just a few, I particularly enjoyed getting to know my fellow students who were brilliant at evoking (!) new insights in me whether as a client or a coach. Melody Ruan, Tracy Wang, Bengi Gulsum Ayvaz, Irene Altadill Ponjoan, Fernanda ALONSO-GAUTRAIS - can't wait to see the impact you'll have in the world!

If you’ve read this far, thank you for celebrating with me! If you're interested in experiencing co-active coaching, feel free to reach out for a sample session.

Oct 18 · linkedin

What do you like about the chair that you’re currently sitting on?*

Seven years ago I reached out to Dr Melis Senova and asked her to mentor me through a challenging time in my life. One of the first tasks she gave me was gratitude journaling.

I was skeptical. Of course I had heard of the benefits of expressing gratitude but was it really going to help me through one of the most difficult times in my life?

A few weeks in I experienced a big positive shift in how I reacted to the world. The impact surprised me and I shared my newfound tool with anyone who was willing to listen.

BUT..

Over time the novelty started to wear off. I found myself recycling the same things to be grateful for and the actual feeling of gratitude seemed to diminish.

Have you experienced it?

*I’ve had to find new creative ways to trick my brain out of my critical tendency. And sometimes it means answering questions about the positive aspects of the chair I’m sitting on. See a link in the comments for 100 gratitude questions to try out.

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia