ICN the Number One Magazine for Life and Business Coaching Now Welcomes Writers and Advertisers

Weymouth, United Kingdom, August 31, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The Number One Magazine for Life and Business Coaching, International Coaching News, is now available online. Initiated by Noble Manhattan Ltd.’s CEO Gerard O’Donovan, the magazine aims to help people from all walks of life in learning about self-development. In addition, it’s also a magazine that contains a wide variety of information for current and future coaches alike.

The magazine was launched in 2012 and recently released its first issue which you can view at the Online Magazine tab of their website. Subscription is currently offered for free, but would normally cost £36 a year. (€44- $54) Even with the magazine still in its infancy it already has thousands of readers all over the world. Most of the readers come from Europe, but there are also a lot from Asia and the US.

This magazine focuses on coaching and self-development, but its readership is by no means limited to coaches. In fact, the magazine is also a very useful resource for Human Resource personnel, managers, and professionals. Even people who simply want to learn about self-development will find it a very good resource.

Currently, the magazine is looking for writers and contributors who want to share their views on coaching or self-development. If you are interested to write, simply visit the Write for iCN tab (http://www.international-coaching-news/write-for-icn) in the magazine’s website. You can also contact the editor, Shariza Signe, at shariza@international-coaching-news.net.

Advertisers who want to claim their spot on the magazine are more than welcome to learn about the magazine at the Advertise tab [http://www.international-coaching-news.net/advertise]. In addition, advertisers can also email the editor at shariza@international-coaching-news.net.

To learn more about International Coaching News, contact the editor at shariza@international-coaching-news.net. You can also follow ICN on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/ICN_online) and Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/internationalcoachingnews).