Hey everybody, I am Hish! I couldn't be more excited to partner together. Since I am newer on this platform, I am offering 20% of all Life Coaching sessions. I have coached over 1500 hours of paid clients, and train and certify life coaches by the ICF Standard. If you think we can make a great team, message or book. Cheers!
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Hisham Beydoun a multicultural and multilingual global citizen. Today, he teaches mindset coaching to aspiring coaches and has coached over 1,500 hours. He is a BIPOC, queer, Arab-American Master Coach, a Professional Certified Coach by the ICF standard, MBA and Meditation teacher. In the past, he has lived and worked abroad in 4 countries as a social businessman. Three years ago, Hisham Beydoun discovered his calling as a leadership coach. Today, he coaches minority leaders (LGBTQ+, BIPOC, Women) on their confidence, managing nuanced interpersonal team dynamics, and major life transitions.
Before discovering his passion for coaching, Hisham Beydoun graduated from Babson College with his MBA in Global Management and served as President of the Graduate Student Body where he represented 4,000 student voices. After completing his studies, he helped found and build a consulting company and scaled it from 300,000 in revenue to 2.5MM in 2 years. Prior to pursuing his MBA and coaching career, Hisham worked as the Corporate Social Responsibility Manager in Beirut, Lebanon where he built businesses to support Syrian refugees.
Before moving to Lebanon, he worked for an NGO in New York City where he employed adults with mental illness to provide them vocational training and basic income. Before that, he was a full time classroom teacher on the small pacific island of Kosrae (population 5,000) in the Federated States of Micronesia.
In his free time, Hisham teaches meditation, mentors refugee youth in San Diego, rock climbs, surfs, and goes on solo’s in California's Anza Borrego desserts.
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Sample coaching engagements include:
● Coached a VP for IBM on how to create alignment for the 700+ direct reports under her.
● Mother of 3 working through a divorce and settling finances of her estate
● Coached a variety of VPs at Thomson Reuters on leading growth, boldly, through their period of rapid
growth and hiring.
● CEO of a 1MM start-up who is juggling multiple competing priorities.
● Recent college graduate on direction setting, confidence and spirituality.
● Coached a Director of Innovation for an energy company during her first 90 days of employment.
● Coached a retiring head of Talent at a large media company as she was exiting in preparation for
retirement.
● Coached a senior leader for the United States Airforce on how to realign her work so that she feels greater
sense of purpose, motivation, and satisfaction at work after getting pulled from her project in Afghanistan.
● Coached a Director of Media at a large media company on how to be more assertive and take risks.
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Why I become a coach:
As long as I could remember, I was successful. In high school, I was a grade A student. In college, I was captain of the rugby team. In my MBA program, I was student body president. By everyone else's measure, I was thriving and my future seemed bright.
When my relationship with the person I thought to be the 'love of my life' ended, that all changed. I felt unable to get out of bed for weeks. When I got diagnosed with heavy depression, my shining future evaporated, overnight. And, for the first time in my life, I had no idea what to do or how to exist.
On one of my hardest night, I was paralyzed in bed when something interrupted me into sitting up. what was that...? I closed my eyes to listen again, more deeply... there. that. there it is again...
It was my grandparents voice, long gone. They were saying things like 'we love you. stand up. be brave'. Taking a leap of faith, I listened, told my sisters how I was really doing, found a therapist, and went back to school, but this time for coaching.
Four years of camping in the desert, and coaching hundreds to discover their inner voice, transformed me into a person I never believed was possible for me then - a person I meet more day by day.
I am Hisho, I am a master coach and I recreate who I am every single day. From this vantage point, if you asked me what I might have done differently in the pit of that monstrous depression, I could honestly say nothing. What I didn't know then was that waiting on the other side of that mountainous challenge was me.
The me who loves adventures
The me who is soft-hearted
The me who is funny and goofy
The me who smiles with the smile of my grandparents
The me who was born to coach others to their own sense of freedom
