Pourquoi « Choisis simplement un créneau » est un mauvais conseil | Rani Peluso | TEDxAlmansorParkStudio

La coach en affaires et en mindset Rani Peluso remet en question le conseil courant de simplement choisir une niche. Elle raconte comment une rencontre difficile avec un mentor l'a conduite à revoir l'image qu'elle avait d'elle-même, et comment sa formation en informatique l'a aidée à retrouver confiance. L'intervention suggère que reconnaître les schémas de sa propre expérience peut compter davantage que de laisser d'autres décider de sa voie. Il s'agit d'un exposé personnel et émouvant donné lors d'un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante.

• Pourquoi une seule étiquette de niche peut ne pas convenir
• Une rencontre avec un mentor qui a déclenché une remise en question
• Comment une formation en informatique a aidé à reconstruire la confiance

What if the reason you can't find your niche isn't a lack of clarity, but a lifetime of experience that doesn't fit neatly into one label? In this personal, humorous and emotional TEDx talk, business and mindset coach Rani Peluso shares how a devastating encounter with a mentor led her to question everything she knew about herself and how her unlikely background in computer programming helped her rediscover her confidence. Her story challenges conventional career and business advice, revealing why recognising the patterns in your own life may be more powerful than allowing someone else to decide who you should become. Rani Peluso is a business and mindset coach, author and founder of RANI COACHING, with more than 23 years of experience in coaching and personal development. She holds a BSc (Hons) in Science and Computing from London, UK, and spent 15 years working in investment banking before building her coaching business. An Advanced Demartini Method Facilitator, Rani has developed hundreds of personalised business blueprints helping coaches identify the unique intersection of their strengths, experiences and expertise. She is co-author of Elevate Your Mindset and author of the forthcoming Money. Mission. Meaning., and has shared her insights through radio, speaking engagements and educational workshops. Fascinated by human behaviour, technology and personal transformation, she explores how seemingly unrelated life experiences can reveal a person’s distinctive contribution. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx