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Here is how Emiliya Zhivotovskaya, founder of The Flourishing Center introduced me: "An expatriate who moves every few years with her husband and two kids, Nancy Bonamy knows a thing or two about transitions. She was a humanitarian delegate for 10 years—one of her four major careers (so far!)—and wanted to support humanitarian workers in caring for themselves as much as they care for others. Now she's a coach—who still manages to teach her kids about neuroscience".
The interview is in English (with my little French accent) and starts at minute 8:19. Here it is: INTERVIEW
2 Comments
Ken
16/11/2018 05:29:35 pm
Nancy, I really enjoyed your interview on The Flourishing Center Podcast. I'm just beginning to dive into Positive Psychology and find the podcast informative. Thanks for sharing your life with the world and especially thank you for serving those who need the most help in conflict areas. Ken
Nancy Bonamy
19/11/2018 08:10:59 am
Ken, thank you SO MUCH for your kind words. I am really touched. Positive psychology is definitely a very interesting science with tools that a fantastic to help us flourish and bounce back with agility. I can only very warmly recommend The Flourishing Center if you wish to dive more into it. It was for me a life-changing experience. I wish you al the best, Nancy Leave a Reply. |
Expert in transitions, resilience and well-being, I help expatriates and humanitarian workers create the positive changes they need to thrive, bounce back with agility and optimize their life and career transitions.
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