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In English and Portuguese.

If one of those is your native language, there’s often value in working in it. The words you reach for instinctively in your mother tongue sometimes carry more than a translation would.

In saying that, plenty of my clients work in English as a second language and find that it works just as well. Sometimes even better, because it creates a slight distance from their habitual ways of thinking.

Whatever feels most natural to you is the right choice.

Yes. I’m based in Amsterdam but I work with clients across Europe and beyond. We schedule sessions based on your time zone and find something that works for both of us sustainably.

If you’re unsure whether the time difference is workable, just get in touch and we’ll figure it out.

Yes. This is actually one of the most common reasons people come to me.

Not knowing what you want isn’t a problem to fix before you start coaching. It’s usually what we work on together. Most people who say they have no idea actually have more clarity than they think. It’s just buried under a lot of noise, other people’s expectations, and years of not really asking the question.

By the end of the first session most people have at least a clearer sense of what’s actually going on. It doesn’t all fall into place at once, but it starts to.

That’s genuinely something only you can answer. But here’s how I’d think about it.

The people who get the most out of coaching aren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest problems. They’re the ones who are ready to be honest and willing to do something with what comes up. When those two things are true, the return tends to be significant. Not just in one area but across the board.

What I’d ask instead is: what is it costing you to stay where you are? Not just financially. In energy, in missed decisions, in the gap between where you are and where you want to be.

If you’re genuinely unsure, the free call is a good place to find out if this is worth it for your specific situation.