Freedom Coaching160 | July Newsletter

Reflections on Integrity, Pivots, and the Road Less Traveled




Dear reader,
The first six months of the year have flown by. As Europe plans for summer holidays and shifts into a lower gear, I am stepping back into my bartering roles on HelpX. My upcoming route is set: Málaga,  France, and the Andorra region are on the list. 
A lot has changed at Freedom Coaching160. First of all, you might have noticed the official name pivot from MDCoaching160 (the English counterpart to my Dutch registered name, Artsenpraktijk P. ChinAFo). This change happened naturally as I began to feel freer myself, angling my work toward freedom from burdens, dismantling illusions, and living in true integrity.
A massive amount of work and living has passed since December 2025. 
On the road, I have learned how to deeply manage my energy while traveling. I have also experienced a love connection so profound that it keeps me feeling completely confident and calm, even when we are physically apart. Most deeply, I realized why practicing forgiveness and detachment over the last 20 years was necessary; it is what fully enabled me to handle the recent passing of my dad at 87 with peace.
Business-wise, Málaga and France remain my anchoring bases as I nomad. Here, I create spaces for retreats and therapeutic bodywork, helping HSPs and professionals in healthcare or corporate environments make aligned decisions toward genuine well-being. I look forward to disclosing some of my retreat events in France and Malaga after the summer. So stay tuned. 

Artificial intelligence in our work life: 
With the ongoing acceleration of AI, I am eager to see what new angles we can discover to add value to society. From a modernization perspective, AI does so much for entrepreneurs. I have even picked up learning how to code through apps—just one hour a day. Slow, deliberate learning. 
My nomadic life has been blooming since leaving for Türkiye in 2023. I can hardly believe it will be exactly three years this August that I have been on the road, with only a brief pause in Switzerland in 2024. Those pauses seem to happen all by themselves; my angels hold me steady until the next right project appears.
Currently, coaching other coaches and highly intelligent, sensitive individuals is giving me immense joy. 
It is wonderfully easy work that requires less explanation. It proves to me that when you do the inner work, the universe makes life easier. Yet, the ongoing challenges of going back to the basics with clients and explaining the simple fundamentals always forces me to rethink my urge to fast-forward.

The Young generation of coaches are coming up: 
I see so many young coaches entering the arena right now, and their fresh energy is beautiful. LinkedIn is currently popping up with articles on why the world needs coaching and guidance. We can all feel that a certain baseline level of human development has finally been reached, and the collective light is very bright right now.
Because of this, it is a good time to relax and take a step back this summer to see what new things pop up for September.

Our Summer MasterClass is here: 
If you are interested in becoming more real, standing in your integrity, and freeing yourself from outside illusions, I invite you to participate in our 3-session Summer Sovereignty Trilogy masterclass series. It will radically enhance your capacity to make grounded, powerful decisions starting this autumn.
Our first live session kicks off on July 2, but you can join the journey at any point to build your framework.
Wishing you beautiful summer vibes and a good personal routine to stay fit, healthy, and aligned.

With warmth and integrity,
Freedom Coaching160
Former MD • Yogi Practitioner • Nomadic Leadership Coach

🎟️ Secure your place in the Summer Sovereignty Trilogy on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1992040852815

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