About me

Before I started asking questions that leave people in five seconds of silence — I was connecting databases, building systems, designing bots and copilots. Corporate. Processes. Architecture that had to work. Zero interpretation.

I finished postgraduate studies in social behavioral psychology, a few years later, I chose ICF coaching. Because ICF has structure. Markers. Protocol. A session either meets the criteria or it doesn't. Like a system — it either works or it crashes.

ICF (International Coaching Federation) is the largest global coaching organization that sets standards and ethics for professional coaching. It has a structure of core competencies — 8 markers that define whether a session is coaching or not. Zero interpretation.

PCC (Professional Certified Coach) is the second level of ICF accreditation. It requires 500+ coaching hours, 125 hours of training, passing an exam, and recorded sessions assessed by ICF evaluators.

Currently, I'm in my second training toward PCC accreditation. I run sessions for leaders at a foundation of one of the Big Four firms. I work with entrepreneurs and freelancers who are building from scratch.

I don't advise. I don't judge. I don't tell you what to do.

I ask questions you find the answers to yourself. Because they're there. Under the pile of processes you launched all at once.

I've uploaded coaching session structures into the personal assistant 24/7 coach — it's available on the site, along with metaphorical cards. It works between sessions. 

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Book a session. See you soon.