Let’s get acquainted

For most of my life, I was in survival mode—always moving, always building, always striving for something more. At just 17, I started traveling, long before iPhones, YouTube, Netflix, or Spotify existed. The world was different then—more open, more connected. I explored Europe, immersing myself in new cultures and conversations with people who were kind, engaging, and eager to share their stories.

At 19, I took a bold step: I moved to Vienna to pursue an international degree—without knowing the language, the culture, or what lay ahead. It was a challenge, one after another. But I quickly learned the power of mindset. When I approached things with positivity, doors opened. When I doubted myself, I struggled. That realization shaped me.

Over time, my connection to Vienna faded, and I knew it was time for the next chapter. I moved to London, diving into a finance career while pursuing my studies (ICC, CCA). Hustling, working, striving. But at 35, I had a breakthrough. I realized the life I had built wouldn’t make me the happy, thriving mother I wanted to be.

That’s when everything shifted. I turned inward, exploring my passions, interests, and emotional needs. I found coaching, guided meditation and they transformed me. I had always loved helping people, always felt deeply for those struggling emotionally. But now, I understood something deeper: We are emotional beings, driven by desires, not just logic. Some things in life can’t be solved with spreadsheets and strategy—they require a deeper, more holistic approach.

Coaching became my calling. I didn’t just study it—I lived it, implemented it, and helped others do the same. And then, I became a mother. My greatest achievement.

Today, my approach is holistic yet practical. I help people break through their emotional and mental barriers, not just by talking but by taking real action. Because transformation isn’t just about what you know—it’s about what you do with it.

Maggie