Phew: The Wait Is Over! And The Winners Are…

NLPcoaching.com has been in business since 2005 and this is the first contest we have ever run. So we had no history to tell us what to expect. We were absolutely astounded at the response to this contest, in terms of the amount and quality of the submissions.

After many, many hours of reading, reviewing and deliberating, our judges have reached a conclusion. Before we publish who the winners are, we would like to first take this moment to announce that we will also be publicly congratulating the winners to this contest and all of the article authors on our next VidChat ¹ on:

Thursday, 21 January 2016 at 4:00 PM  – Las Vegas (U.S.A. – Nevada)
Friday, 22 January 2016 at 11:00 AM – Sydney (Australia – New South Wales)
Thursday, 21 January 2016 at 11:59 PM – London (United Kingdom – England)

During this VidChat, we will also take the opportunity to share with you some successful strategies and techniques for how to be an excellent author – be it for an article, blog or a book. Mark your calendars now and make sure you’re there (especially if you’ve submitted an article in our recent contest).

First Place was a tie. That means, the prize money will be equally split between the two winners. Third Place was also a tie. That means, the prize money will be split between those two winners.

Without further adieu, the winners are:

First Prize: Irene Salazar and Camelia Paduraru

Second Prize: Adrian Munteanu

Third Prize: Meaghan Connell and Allanah Mills

Honourable Mentions: Ricardo Gomez, Rob Mitchell and Leanne Potter

Again, congratulations and thank you to everyone who submitted an article. They were all truly excellent. And an extra special congratulations to all of the winners!

Be on the lookout for all of the articles that were submitted in the contest to be published over the next few months on www.NLPCoaching.com.

Note: 1. At the above time click on this link, use “Enter as a Guest”, enter your name and city (under “Name”), then type in the password “janus” (all lower case, no quotation marks) (under “Room Passcode”)