Guide to Goal: Paulami Niyogi Consulting

There are certain terminologies that we assume the meanings are similar but in reality, they are poles apart. For example, let’s take a comprehensive insight into the words “Coaching” and “Counselling”. Coaching is often described as a process wherein you aim to design and also implement certain changes in a client’s personal and professional life. It promises to help clients to see where they are at present. It also uses goal-setting strategies to analyze and ensure the client’s total understanding.

Coaching also enables a client to explore certain concerns. It also provides opportunities that are pivotal to the goals previously agreed upon with the coach. It helps clients to prioritize issues and guide them through difficult situations, but it certainly does not mean giving advice. Coaching tries to instil long term positive changes. Further, it focuses only on the present and the future. Coaching is a process that helps clients improve their outlook on work and life. It is very much formal, short term and well- structured.

On the other hand, counselling is a therapy that involves a trained therapist listening to a client. A counsellor helps the client to find ways to deal with emotional stress. It aims in increasing an individual’s sense of well-being. It further aims to explore to understand their thoughts and feelings more closely. Counselling is professional guidance by an individual by utilizing psychological methods in collecting case history using various techniques. It is very much retrospective and theory-driven.

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Coaching and Counselling both, are processes that involve providing aid to an individual in leading a better life. Counselling helps people overcome mental and social problems. It involves comprehensive conversation strategies that involve asking questions and trying to delve into the individual’s core problem. It tries to get into the individual’s past in an attempt to better understand their problems and their consequences. A thorough conversation is initiated with an expert in order to get a better understanding of their own behaviour and emotions.

However, coaching looks at an individual’s presence in order to improve their future. It further enhances the individual’s performances and skill-sets. Coaches are mainly concerned with goal settings to improve an individual’s present skill levels. On the other hand, counsellors are trained to diagnose issues in order to help clients deal with their emotional and mental conflicts. Coaching is about enhancing an employee’s performance at work. Counselling is about an employee’s behavioural therapy. It may have an impact not only on his performance but can also impact the morale of the entire team. Hence, counselling is necessary when an individual’s behaviour is affecting the performance of a larger scale of the audience.

A brief overview of Life Coach Paulami Niyogi

Paulami Niyogi is a Kolkata-based certified life coach and counsellor. She bears a corporate background and is today a household name in the field of lifestyle coaching and an individual’s well-being. Paulami is an inspiration for a lot as she portrays a perfect example of successfully putting “Passion before Profession”. She is someone who has followed her heart to pursue her passion, leaving behind a stable career.

Following her goals and dreams, Paulami today is an accomplished life coach and a keen meditation practitioner. She has a clientele base ranging from students to homemakers to business leaders. Paulami’s success story of counselling on various issues like career development, business entrepreneurship, human relationships and general well being is not a hidden fact.

Paulami has initiated a 21 days programme named “Guide to Goal” Season 2.0 that, focusses on various aspects of Life and Business Coaching, as well as nuances of Digital Marketing and Public Relations. It helps individuals (regardless of any social parameter) to find a purpose in life, develop a positive outlook, find a better version of themselves and achieve targeted goals. This is the second season of “Guide to Goal” which is launching in March 2021.

Being a certified life coach and business consultant herself, Paulami has brought a positive change in people’s lives since the time she began her venture. For further details please visit www.paulaminiyogi.com mail her at paulami.niyogi@gmail.com or call 9836129139 to enrol yourself in this 21 days programme.

Client testimonials: Guide to Goal- Paulami Niyogi

Tamaghna De says:

“She is one of the most humble personality I’ve ever come across and an extremely talented and experienced marketing consultant. Her guidance and approach to making things work out in the best way possible is really amazing. The best thing about her is that she constantly imparts positive vibes amongst everyone and tries to lift up whenever we feel low and less motivated. She keeps inspiring and always enforces us to push harder, that too in the smartest way possible. Best wishes to her and would definitely want her to flourish with contentment and professionalism in every way in future .”

Rohan Gupta says:

“Service is amazing and customer-oriented.”

Amrapali Guha says:

“She is a very good motivational speaker. Very energetic focused and also dedicated. She is very very polite. Highly recommended.”

Disclaimer: The above-written blog is sponsored but at the same time, I have personally experienced her services and achieved a greater state of inner peace and productivity when COVID-19 was at its peak.

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