Get to know me

Hi, I’m Maggie

Accountant by profession. Coach by passion. Lifelong student of human behaviour.

And someone who has started over more times than I ever expected.

I’ve spent much of my life building things. Careers, businesses, new beginnings and a life across four different countries. Some of those decisions were carefully planned. Others involved a suitcase, very little money and a rather optimistic belief that I would figure things out along the way.

Today, what interests me most isn’t how much we achieve. It’s how we think, how we make decisions and why even the smartest, most capable people sometimes struggle to move forward.

I’ve seen it in business, in my coaching work and in my own life.

You can have the experience, the qualifications, the ideas and every reason to succeed, yet still find yourself going around in circles.

And that’s where my work begins.

A little about my journey.

I left Poland at eighteen and began building my adult life abroad. I’ve lived in Portugal, Austria and the United Kingdom, learned new languages, adapted to different cultures and rebuilt my life more than once.

In Vienna, I studied International Business while working full-time to support myself. Later, I moved to London and built a career in finance and real estate.

I became a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA) and established my own accountancy practice in England, which I continue to run today.

For approximately fifteen years, I worked in environments where numbers, decisions, responsibility and results mattered. I enjoyed many parts of that world, and I still do.

But somewhere along the way, I became increasingly interested in something numbers alone couldn’t explain.

Human Psychology.

Why do we make the decisions we make? Why do we repeat behaviours that no longer serve us? Why do intelligent people sometimes spend months thinking about something they already know they need to address?

Those questions eventually led me into coaching, NLP and the study of human behaviour.And I haven’t stopped learning since.

Adaptability is your greatest asset.

Living in different countries taught me that our environment influences far more than we realise. Our attitudes towards money, ambition, family, relationships, success and risk are shaped by the cultures and circumstances we grow up in.

What feels completely normal in one country seems strange in another. What once worked for you stops working when your circumstances change. And sometimes, we continue following rules that belong to a life we no longer live.

I’ve experienced that adaptation many times. New country, new language, new career, new responsibilities and, eventually, motherhood. Every transition required me to question what I knew, change my approach and develop new ways of thinking.

Becoming a mother was another turning point. It changed how I viewed my time, my priorities and what I wanted from life.

I realised that time is my most valuable resource, and I wanted to spend it more consciously.

Through all these experiences, I’ve learned that adaptability is one of the most valuable skills we develop. Life changes, circumstances change, and we need to be willing to change with them. It means understanding yourself well enough to recognise when an old way of thinking no longer serves you.

Today, I work with people who have a lot going for them.

Intelligent, ambitious and capable people with ideas, experience, qualifications and a long list of things they want to achieve. Business owners, professionals, coaches and entrepreneurs. People building something new, navigating a transition or questioning the direction they’ve been following.

Some have achieved professional success but know they want something different. Others have so many ideas that choosing one becomes difficult. Some are ready to build a business but keep preparing, researching and changing direction instead of putting their work into the world.

I understand these people because I recognise many of their experiences.

I’ve built a career, changed direction, worked for myself and started from zero in unfamiliar places. I’ve also experienced what happens when you have too many ideas, too many responsibilities and too much happening in your head.

And I’ve learned that more information isn’t always the answer.

Sometimes, you need to understand the way you’re thinking before deciding what to do next.

That’s why I created UNCIRCLE, a practical approach to recognising the thought patterns that keep you returning to the same decisions and problems.

But my work goes beyond one method. I’m interested in helping people think clearly, make conscious decisions and turn their abilities into something meaningful in their lives and businesses.

I don’t believe in telling people how they should live. You’re the expert on your own life.

My role is to help you see what becomes difficult to recognise when you’re too close to your own situation, challenge assumptions, separate facts from interpretations and identify your next practical step.

A few things I believe.

You don’t need to have your entire life figured out before making your next decision. Your past achievements don’t define the direction you must take next, and being intelligent doesn’t make you immune to getting stuck in your own thinking.

Having more options doesn’t always make decisions easier. And you don’t need to become a completely different person to start doing things differently.

You need to understand yourself, recognise your own patterns and decide what you’re going to do about it.

That’s the work I care about. Helping capable people stop spending their lives preparing, analysing and revisiting the same decisions, and start putting their knowledge, ideas and experience into action.

I’m glad you’re here.

Whether you’re building something new, changing direction or trying to understand why you keep returning to the same place, welcome.

Have a look around. Get to know my work. Explore the programmes.

Your next move begins with clarity.

Maggie xo