Here's my story...
How I ended up doing what I do
How I ended up doing what I do
I grew up in Warsaw watching my mum work incredibly hard for everything we had. We did not have much, but I learned early that possibility comes from courage, effort and choosing to back yourself.
In my early twenties I moved to London determined to build a different life. My first bar job in Mayfair paid me just enough to stand on my own two feet, and that sense of independence lit something in me. I wanted more for myself, so I worked hard, learned quickly and eventually moved into the world of marketing as an Executive Assistant.
I did not expect to be good at it.
It turned out I was very good at it.
I thrived in fast paced environments, built strong relationships and became the person people relied on. Within a few years I stepped into a Chief of Staff role, managing a team, travelling internationally and operating in high pressure environments. On paper, I had everything I thought I wanted. In reality, I was exhausted, constantly switched on and measuring my worth by how needed I was.
At the same time, I was endlessly curious about people. Why we push ourselves so hard. Why confidence comes and goes. Why smart, capable people doubt themselves. I studied human behaviour, psychology and coaching in every spare moment, long before I ever called myself a coach.
A thyroid cancer diagnosis became the clearest turning point of my life. It made me look honestly at the version of success I was chasing and the parts of myself I had ignored. I realised I wanted something deeper, more grounded and more meaningful than professional achievement alone.
I allowed myself to be vulnerable again. I opened up to love, met my husband Andy, and today we have two wonderful boys, Henry and Jack, who remind me daily what truly matters. Becoming a mum changed me in ways I never expected. It taught me perspective, resilience, softness and strength. It also gave me a deep understanding of the reality many of my clients face, which is balancing ambition with identity, leadership with life and success with self care.
Coaching became not just something I was good at but something I felt called to do. I am now an ICF PCC Certified Coach with over 1,000 hours of experience, supporting people across industries to create clarity, confidence and direction in their work and lives. My background as a Chief of Staff means I understand the demands of senior roles, the weight of responsibility and the mindset needed to lead well. My personal story means I understand the vulnerability, courage and honesty required to create real change.
My coaching is practical, warm and deeply human. I help people see themselves clearly, strengthen their boundaries, make grounded decisions and step into the next chapter of their careers, lives or businesses with confidence and self trust.
I am grateful every day that I get to do this work.
I would love to support you with your next chapter too.
