A COVENTRY manifestation, mindset and mindfulness coach was runner-up at the IIW She Inspires Award in the ‘Remarkable Mentor’ category.
Pallavi Prasad from Positive Positive Power Coaching, was presented the award from Darshan Singh Nagi and Warrant Officer British Army Ashok Chawan MBE at the UK Parliament.
The award ceremony took place at the historic British Parliament and recognised her innovative contributions to coaching and mentoring.
Pallavi Prasad has dedicated over 15 years to mastering and practicing manifestation techniques, which she uses to help others realise their dreams and achieve their full potential.
After the COVID-19 lockdowns, Prasad found her true calling in helping others tap into their potential, she has been coaching individuals and businesses, including adults, children, teenagers, and families, to create a high-vibe, mindful lifestyle.
Upon receiving the award, Prasad said: “I am over the moon to receive this recognition and appreciation. I am driven more than ever to learn and contribute. I have big dreams and aspirations for the future and will look forward to manifesting them.”
The Inspiring Indian Women Group (IIW) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting Indian culture and providing a platform for Indian women to motivate and support each other.
The IIW She Inspires Awards celebrate the strength and achievements of women in various roles, continuing to inspire and empower women globally.
