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Mrinal Chakraborty
Mrinal Chakraborty, 1st mental toughness coach from India with a passion for researching innovative coaching methods. He conducted his research at ARU Cambridge University, where he blended artificial intelligence with emotional quotient to create his own unique personalized motivational courses. Mrinal Chakraborty is widely recognized as the first mental toughness coach of his kind in India, having helped numerous elite athletes from around the world to achieve their full potential using his unique methods. Before becoming a coach, he was a talented hockey player and realized the importance of mental toughness in achieving success. He then studied neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) under the guidance of Dr. Richard Bandler, a pioneer in this field. His deep understanding of NLP techniques, combined with his innovative approach to mental toughness coaching, has earned him a reputation as one of the most effective coaches in the industry. He has worked with 12 Indian teams in various sports and is currently a member of the psychology department in the Indian Archery team, where he is helping athletes to achieve their full potential.
