Stefan Angehrn, a Swiss-born boxer, made head waves in the boxing world when he claimed the world championship title in 1997-1998. Known for his exceptional skills and determination, Angehrn's victory solidified his place in boxing history as a champion. With all his achievements inside the ring, Stefan continues to inspire outside of the ring with his Philanthropy, Business Ventures, and One-on-One Training.
MISSION STATEMENT
"My mission is to empower individuals on their journey of self-discovery and personal growth. I strive to provide invaluable guidance, resources, and inspiration to help individuals cultivate their inner compass, overcome obstacles, and unleash their full potential. Through a commitment to authenticity, compassion, and continuous learning, I aim to create a supportive community where individuals can thrive, connect, and inspire one another to lead fulfilling and purpose-driven lives. Join me as we embark on this transformative journey together."
Feel Great System
Feel Great is designed to bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be. The Feel Great approach is simple.
Two products + one practice = measurable results
1:1 Training
Experience personalized coaching sessions with Stefan Angehrn, former world boxing champion. With a tailored approach focused on unlocking individual potential, Stefan guides clients on a transformative journey toward personal mastery. Benefit from his wealth of experience, strategic insights, and unwavering support as you navigate challenges, set inspiring goals, and achieve lasting success in your personal and professional life.
Coach & Speaker
Book Stefan Angehrn, the former world boxing champion turned inspirational speaker, for your next event. With captivating talks on topics like 'Values as a compass for life' and 'The art of mastering life,' Stefan inspires audiences to overcome challenges and unlock their full potential. Bring his unique blend of expertise, passion, and charisma to your stage, and leave your audience motivated and empowered.
