The time spent with her coach was life changing.

Angela made a decision to engage a New Level Results coach. The time spent with her coach was life changing.

The initial programme workshop was conducted over three sessions, mainly because of the insights Angela had and it was important that she was able to digest some of the changes that she might have to make. Her limiting paradigm was very revealing, it showed just how much she was holding herself back. We set about changing these beliefs to a more positive and empowering paradigm and along with her new guidelines, the changes that she could make were becoming clear. Angela was thrilled with her one page plan and was totally committed to making it happen. She set up regular reviews with her coach and devised her own methodology of ensuring she kept on top of her plan.

“Just building the one page plan with my coach gave me a sense of achievement, however, I realised that this was just the beginning, I now had confidence with my new plan, but more importantly, I could now see that my dream was reachable.”

“The first year was very hard with so many changes to make. I have to work on the right mind set for me and my new paradigm helped me with this. Learning to say “no” to some people and putting me first, was completely an alien concept to me, however, what became apparent, (just as my coach said it would) is that when you put yourself first and look after yourself, the world works so much better”

Angela set many goals in her first year and the results were amazing, achieving many breakthroughs that were needed, to lay the foundation for what was to come.

In year two, the main goal was to become a ‘Prix St George’ level 3 dressage rider. Starting from scratch, this is a goal that takes most people many years to achieve, and some a lifetime; not Angela. With her new found sense of, ‘all things are possible’ and a high degree of dedication and commitment, Angela moved from a complete novice, level 8 rider, through to a level 3 rider, the same level as her trainers! She practiced daily, making sure she always had time to put her dream fi rst and both herself and her horses, started to win; over 75 firsts in just 18 months! Not just an odd competition, but almost all the competitions she entered. This not only won her many rosettes, but several articles in the Horse and Hound.