Start with what matters now
We begin with the situation you want to understand or handle differently.
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I grew up between cultures and have lived abroad myself. I have found that shared experiences can mean less explaining and more time for what brought you here.
Understanding a pattern is useful. Responding to it differently is a separate skill.
Founder & coach
What makes it harder
The point is not to reject those expectations, but to examine which of them are actually shaping your decisions, so that what you do next is deliberate rather than automatic.
How it works
Sessions stay close to what is actually happening in your work and life, so it is not just reflection but also movement.
We begin with the situation you want to understand or handle differently.
We look at what gets in the way and decide what you want to do differently when the situation comes up.
What actually happened becomes part of the work next time.
You leave with it in writing. After each session you receive a short summary of what we looked at and what you want to pay attention to. A conversation fades; a summary can be reread. That makes the step you chose easier to return to, and easier to take.
Read more here →Client experiences
Connecting the dots
“What worked best for me was hearing Iela repeat and organise my own thoughts. In just a few sessions, I experienced several aha moments that helped me connect the dots more clearly and take a step I had been considering for a long time.”
What lighter means
What they mean is less noise in their head and a next step that feels doable. If any of that sounds like what you are looking for, the intro call is where we find out.