About Dom Hiney Life Coach

When choosing your life coach, it’s important to find that personal connection, that rapport, so let’s find out a little bit about Dom Hiney Life Coach:

Dom has held corporate roles such as International Business Development Director for a global services company and Solutions Development Director for UK and Nordics for one of the world’s leading FM organisations.

He jumped from international business to take over as MD of his family’s SME business - an outsourced health-provider - guiding it to a successful multi-million pound sale before leaving the corporate world completely.

Not one to sit back, he started buying and renovating property in the Cotswolds, England and then took on a sprawling farmhouse in southern Spain, converting it into a luxury boutique hotel. He says he’ll never forget the sight of 20 mature palm trees, imported as part of the landscaping, trundling along and completely blocking the narrow lane with a massive drop to one side - not his finest logisitcal hour!

Hotel sold, Dom retrained with two of the world’s greatest coaches and qualified as a transformational life coach, using his training and life experience to help clients and friends on their own life journey. 

Why Life Coaching? - he was once asked:

‘I’ve been very lucky during my life but, as a great man once said: when it comes to luck, you make your own.

That’s as maybe. What I know for sure is we are led by our thoughts. Our thoughts create feelings and feelings lead to actions. Control your thoughts and you’ve won at life.

That’s what I’ve discovered and that’s what I want to share. And what I love is that light-bulb moment when someone suddenly gets it.’

Dom is married to Artist and Interior Designer Lesley-Anne Doole with whom he shares Blue, their chocolate cocker spaniel. Fuelled by their shared love of nature and beautiful, unspoiled countryside, they split their time between homes in the Cotswolds, England, the south west of Scotland and Las Alpujarras, the mountainous region between Granada and the coast in southern Spain.