It's Monday afternoon. The work is doable. So why will you do everything else first, and finish late on Friday again?

I know I can. But I cannot. [National Zwemcentrum de Tongelreep, Eindhoven, Netherlands] In coaching, we talk about limiting beliefs a lot. There are so many methodologies, frameworks, and approaches for how to notice them, name them, and work through them. But before we do any of that... can we just stop for a moment? I think there’s something we often skip: the need to acknowledge these limiting beliefs. They are not your enemy. They are here for a reason. They were born s

Me, around the age of 2-3 years. I was 18 when I left my birth village to study at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. My family did not understood why. It felt like betraying a script I never wrote. Just a few months later, I was told to move back home and start working because the costs of my education and living in the big city were too much for my parents. I almost did. Almost… Instead, I decided to rebel, to figure it out on my own - not moving back, jus

Morning coffee at the pond I spent the last week in France with my children, our mobile home looking at a lake. While drinking my morning coffee on our terrace, I watched the fishermen arriving with the sunrise, taking their seats, and sitting there quietly, waiting patiently for long hours. When they catch a fish, they pull it out, slowly, everyone having their own rituals. Someone takes a selfie, someone says something, maybe a goodbye to their catch - and then the fish is

Two women talking. One, newly married in a conservative culture, discovers the joys and unknowns of lifelong commitment. The other, recently divorced, shares the clarity and relief found in making a difficult but necessary decision. Their honest, judgment-free exchange reveals how much we can learn from each other’s stories, no matter how different.

Embarking on a new career path can be both exciting and extremely scary. While the idea of pursuing a different professional direction often brings hope for growth and fulfillment, it is frequently overshadowed by a multitude of misconceptions. Many individuals hesitate to make the leap due to these myths, and uncertainties that cloud their judgment. Also, changing career can be your decision, but it can also come unexpectedly, triggered by external factors. A layoff. Health

Being a mother of three children, running a business, having a husband who travels every other week, and trying to fit my own travel schedule into this lovely mess while having time for myself, too… is a HUGE challenge. If something, I’ve learned something, especially since I became a mother almost seventeen years ago: there’s never a dull moment. There’s always something happening… And if you have two or three (or more) children, it all adds up… Have a business? – Great, add

Sometimes everything starts with a decision. And sometimes something ends with a decision. Sometimes decisions are made to change something. And sometimes decisions are made to consciously avoind something. What really fascinates me is how people react to the decisions you make. Small or life-changing decisions, the reaction of other people can be very different. Some simply ignore it. They don’t care at all. Your life, your decision. Others might understand your decision, ma