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Press
Vous pouvez obtenir auprès de la Radio Suisse-Romande une cassette de l'émission " Azimut " de Blaise Angel du 17-06-2001
" L'entrevue avec Thierry Schneider était extraordinaire... " Fabrice Coppex
" J'ai écouté avec beaucoup de plaisir votre émission d'aujourd'hui et j'ai énormément apprécié l'intervention de Thierry Schneider. Sa démarche et son point de vue m'ont interpellé et j'ai été très touché par sa sincérité, son enthousiasme et la franchise de votre échange. " Anat Rosenwasser
Tribune de Genève (Switzerland) June 2001
" Thierry Schneider : the man who knows how to get the best out of you. Mental coaching has not provided all its benefits yet. This particular approach allowed Thierry Schneider to open a new door in the field of mental management mental and to build himself a flattering reputation, which leads him to spread his knowledge on an international basis. The conferences and the books of Thierry Schneider created a small earthquake. Which was also felt in the bookstores... "
Psychologie (France) April 2001
" One of the most renowned international coaches, has chosen the form of a novel to allow us to discover how to explore our interior wealth : by letting our heart speak. You will appreciate the principles of wisdom and common sense, the spontaneous writing of a man who dares to express his feminin part. "
Guide-Ressources (Canada) April 2001
" His books, his international career and his competence do not prevent Thierry Schneider from stating that everyone can be a coach. He believes that coaching is closely linked to the notion of Emotional Intelligence : in order to be content at work, one has to be capable to realise one self and be respected "
Le Matin (Switzerland) March 2001
" The French-Swiss coach of the leaders publishes his third book, an initiatory tale, together with a magnificent and precious manual to life. Jacques Salomé writes in its preface, that this book is not only a " Hymn to life, but the equivalent of a vade-mecum to the freedom of being. " The goal is set once profession to serve one's life and not to set one's life to serve one's profession "
France Football (France) October 2000
" This book was realized by 3 Swiss " technicians " it fills a gap in football technique " literature ". A work to which one may refer in the world of football, such that the F.I.F.A. recommends the book to all technicians. "
Psychologie (France) September 2000
" To me, coaching does not mean acquiring new tools, but to " unlearn " that which is not working for us : it is the process of becoming aware, allowing us to leave our destructive habits, which inhibit our creative potential, behind. Then follows a physical preparation, stress management, working on Emotional Intelligence, the values of life and our personal goals. "
La Voix de l'Est (Canada) September 2000
" Thierry Schneider, the " every day coach ", tries to make people " unlearn " to think only with our mind. The training applies to sportsmen, as well as businessmen, directors and artists. In fact, this former athlete hit himself to a wall of limits. At first, he did not want to accept them. Life, however, made sure to teach him that those limits came from within himself. Letting go, accepting and not wanting to control everything and choosing to be forever in the " Little Prince attitude ", i.e. accepting circumstances, all of those are true martial arts, mental, emotional and physical."
Vie et Santé (Canada) September 2000
" In order to create a winning team, let's transform our daily activities in martial art, in order to develop our attention in the present moment, and to identify change as a constancy of balance. Let's learn to use the rational and the emotional, enabling us to go ahead and make others advance with us. We will then discover that the only adversary is to be found within ourselves... "
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