Instructor
Hamid Jaouhar
Trainer in Psychotherapy and NLP Neuro Linguistic Programing
About me
From the first spark of fascination with the complexities of the human mind, I was drawn into the world of psychology with an unquenchable curiosity. As I delved deeper into this riveting field, I developed a profound passion for self-improvement, health, and spirituality. This passion didn't just remain an abstract concept, but became the compass guiding my life's journey, a journey that I devoted to immersing myself, both academically and personally, in these subjects. Over the past decade, I have been privileged to work in fields that resonate with my passions, allowing me to enrich my understanding and expertise.
Guided by an innate desire to make a positive impact, my aspiration has always been to become a force for good in society and the world at large. The concept of "self-actualization," a term coined by Abraham Maslow, resonated deeply with me. It symbolizes the pinnacle of personal growth, where one realizes their full potential and strives to turn that potential into reality. This has been a guiding principle in my journey, one that I have strived to attain.
As I navigated the journey of self-improvement, it dawned on me that true growth isn't restricted to one aspect of life. Rather, it is an intricate dance of physical, mental, and spiritual evolution. It's an intricate web, each thread influencing and being influenced by the others. Ignoring one aspect could create an imbalance that hinders overall progress.
A quote by Elanor Brown resonated with me deeply, "You cannot serve from an empty vessel". These words struck a chord, teaching me that the capacity to influence the world positively requires an overflowing vessel. To nurture and inspire others, one must first nourish their own being. This realization fueled my commitment to holistic self-improvement, pushing me to cultivate and grow every facet of my life.
Today, I stand firm in my belief that the journey of self-improvement is never-ending. The betterment of oneself is the foundation upon which we can build a better world. Only when we value and invest in our growth - physically, mentally, and spiritually - can we truly influence the world in the way we are destined to. It is this philosophy that I carry forward in my life and my work, every single day.