Jules Etheridge Coaching

Find YOUR Way to Lead Creative, Purposeful Change For Our Natural World

Jules is deeply connected to nature and animals and cares passionately about the natural world. She know’s how challenging it can feel to grapple with the enormity of the issues around climate change, loss of biodiversity and habitat destruction.

Having spent several years in rural Zambia, Jules had the privilege of experiencing the African bush at close hand. This provided many life changing experiences, that deeply connected her to the wilderness and wildlife.

She helps her clients to find a way through confusion and overwhelm, to find clarity, build resilience and prepare them to lead creative, purposeful change for themselves, their communities, and their organisations.

Jules trained with the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) and also brings experience of Relational Mindfulness & Meditation to her coaching. She is also a member of Imperial College London’s Coaching Academy.

Life and Business Coach

Jules offers several coaching programmes and workshops to suit individuals, groups and organisations seeking their route to a future where people and our planet thrive.

She uses a variety of techniques to facilitate learning and growth for her clients including Goal Mapping™, a powerful tool developed by Brian Mayne and endorsed by Tony Robbins. Jules trained with Brian to become a Goal Mapping Facilitator. This is effective for both individuals and groups.

Jules offers obligation free discovery calls, more information can be found on her website.

About Jules

What made you want to go into coaching?

It’s a long story which began during a period of my life when I suffered from depression and anxiety. This, strangely, took me on a journey to Africa and a fascination with the human mind. I took a self study course in psychology whilst I lived in Zambia and when I returned to the UK I studied hypnotherapy.  In 2018 I discovered Goal Mapping, a coaching tool developed by Brian Mayne, he trained me to coach with Goal Mapping and this helped me gain clarity about what I wanted in all areas of my life and set me on a path of personal development.  More recently, through my employment with Imperial College London I studied coaching and I am now qualified as a level 5 coach with the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM). 

Have you always enjoyed helping other people?

Yes, I am a naturally caring person and love helping others. We all have immense potential but we often get in our own way. Coaching helps to help us see things differently and remove the mental barriers that often prevent us from moving forward. As a reflexologist I enjoy nurturing and supporting my clients in a holistic way.

How effective can Goal Mapping be?

I know of so many people whose dreams and goals have realised as a result of creating their Goal Map.

As a child I don’t think I was ever encouraged to think about what I truly wanted in life, working through each area of my life and thinking how I wanted it to be was incredibly powerful. From relationships to wellbeing, career and life purpose, gaining clarity about what you want is a crucial step on the path to goal achievement.

Can someone have mulitiple Goal maps for various parts of their life?

Most definitely, I have over 20!  You can goal map at a high, strategic level then create goal maps for individual tasks or milestone.  Visualising yourself achieving your goal is very powerful and engages the subconscious mind, it also helps us to think positively which is scientifically proven to support achievement of your goals.

How big an impact can your coaching have on other people’s lives?

Coaching can bring life changing results.  As a coach I will truly listen without agenda, asking questions and providing feedback, it’s quite different to the way most of us communicate in our everyday life. Coaching provides space for the coachee to discover and explore ways to progress from where they are currently to a more preferable situation. The decisions and control is always with the coachee, it’s often about facing challenges and fears and realising there is a different better way of thinking and being. Coaching helps to provide a catalyst for change providing the coachee is prepared to commit and take action.