Wendy created a safe space throughout my coaching sessions, in which I was able to really thoughtfully consider my goals, and to understand what is really important to me… I am amazed at how much I have changed my life – I have achieved things I did not think possible – becoming truly organised and focussed on my goals.

My coaching sessions with Wendy helped me grow in many ways. Wendy was able to ask me questions that lead to possibilities I hadn’t considered before and offered me new insight into myself and my career journey. Since being coached by Wendy I have taken on new responsibilities in work and gained insights around planning, time management and reading that have all helped me to move myself forward. Wendy is a highly competent coach and I have enjoyed working with her thoroughly.

Wendy helped me clarify what I was enjoying, what I wasn’t and why, and explore different options to achieve what I wanted to achieve. That clarity has been really important when deciding what steps to take next and shape my future goals. With Wendy’s help, I’ve been able to tick off a number of my goals, and I’m well on the way to achieving the next ones.

I found the coaching sessions with Wendy Daniell a very positive experience, as the time enabled me to focus on what I really wanted to achieve at this stage in my life, and Wendy helped me channel my thoughts into focussing on these areas. Wendy was never judgemental or questioning of the decisions I had made. Wendy was a good listener, and she also asked questions that made me think about what I really wanted from my life and how I was going to achieve these goals. At the end of each session Wendy would confirm what steps I was planning to take and at the following session would review how this had gone. I found this helpful as I felt accountable to someone and it encouraged me to take action, rather than procrastinate over my goals. I would definitely recommend Wendy as a coach – she is very personable, with a calm manner, so is easy to talk to and I never felt I was being judged, but instead supported.