I have a masters degree in Economics from Bocconi University in Milan. At university I loved statistics and population studies and that led to work in the reinsurance industry.

I worked in Zurich, Rome, Miami and Boston. I received promotions and met amazing people. And yet I felt that something was missing.

I often second guessed myself, I lost motivation, I doubted my choices. I was professionally validated and I still felt insecure. It didn’t make sense to me: I was collecting accomplishments and succeeding in all the things I wanted, and yet inside I felt very different. I thought that somehow I must be doing something wrong or I would not experience my life this way. I read a lot of books on personal development thinking I could fix myself, but nothing I learned seemed to stick for good.

It never occurred to me that the way I was feeling had something to do with the way the mind works, and that I had a lot more influence over it than I thought. But that’s exactly what I discovered with coaching.

It doesn’t matter what your life looks like from the outside, your experience is largely created by our own mind. That means that you can be in the same job but have a vastly different relationship to it. That means that if you learn to manage your mind, what you can do with your life is so much more and better than what you currently think is possible for you.

This discovery was so powerful for me that I decided to make it my mission to help women just like you make the most of all the amazing opportunities you have professionally, but also to have fun while doing it.