She is passionate about helping people, she always was, even before she decided to become a coach, even before she knew what a coach was. But the more she learned about coaching, the better she understood that it’s not about her helping others. It’s about the person's ability to help himself or herself, to rediscover the potential that has always been inside but got covered under the pile of everyday life challenges and routines.

She strongly believes that each one of us knows what is important and how to make our biggest dreams a reality; we just cannot always see it clearly, or we simply don’t know where to start. She also believes that leaders play a crucial role in creating a healthy, engaging, motivating, and accommodating environment, no matter if they lead two or two thousand people.

We spend long hours at work, therefore how we are being treated and how we feel about ourselves has a tremendous impact on all areas of our lives.

Thankfully, effective and emotionally intelligent leadership is a learned skill, and she can help you with developing or sharpening one.

Many years ago, Steve Jobs said: "The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do."

She would like to think that she is one of them. Would you like to join her?