Bhakti Mathur Email & Phone Number

I enable corporate executives to set and achieve goals.I curate personalized reading lists.I bring inspiring wellness stories to life.I spent twenty plus years as a private banker with firms such as J Safra Sarasin, ING Asia and Citigroup, looking after high net-worth client relationships in Asia. While still in banking, I wrote a children's book in 2011, which over the last decade has grown into a bestselling series of 19 booksShortly after I left banking in 2017, I started writing features for the South China Morning Post on life, health and fitness, focusing on the extraordinary resilience of ordinary people in the face of insurmountable adversities. Over 95 published articles later, I still marvel at the strength of the human spirit. For every one person who overcame life's difficulties, I came across many more who simply didn't know how to. That's when I realized that I want to do more than just write people's stories. I want to go a step further to help them shape their own narratives. And so, I trained to become an executive coach and am a credentialed ICF coach (ACC) and engage in partnerships with clients globally.I believe my diverse, sometimes trying, experiences make me a better coach. I work with individuals who want guidance in managing their careers, setting and achieving goals, managing anxiety and overthinking, finding work life balance and enhancing communication skills.Whether you are transitioning from one career to another, setting new personal or professional goals, periods of change can be difficult and disruptive. I partner with clients to create a safe space to explore their personal strengths, reflect on the past and imagine the future. I set the stage by asking broad, thoughtful questions and utilises a variety of exercise tools resulting in a practical action plan and a structure for accountability.When not coaching or writing, I'm practicing yoga or meandering on the hills of Hong Kong with my two dogs. And like any mother, I spend my weekends running after my teenage boys. When I finally do get a few moments to myself, I'm usually curled up in the corner of my home with a book and a steaming cup of chai.www.reflectwithbhakti.comwww.bhaktimathur.comwww.bookswithb.net