Blog about coaching

Practical articles on personal development, work-life balance and coaching for entrepreneurs.

Bill Gates, Eric Schmidt, Satya Nadella. They all work with a coach. Coaching is not for the weak. It is a performance tool for the best.

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Coaching is not an emergency brake for crisis situations. 7 specific signs that it's time to contact a coach: and when it is not appropriate.

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Entrepreneurs handle many things excellently, strategy, product, team. But work-life balance and mental strain are often overlooked until the breaking point.

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SMART goals don't work if you don't know what you truly want. How coaching helps distinguish your genuine objectives from those adopted under external pressure.

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Not sure what to expect? A precise minute-by-minute description of the first meeting: from the welcome through to the decision on cooperation. No surprises.

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An honest comparison of both formats based on practical experience. When online works better, when a face-to-face meeting is needed, and how to decide. Without any clichés.

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People often confuse coaching with therapy or mentoring. However, these are very different approaches with different goals. I will explain the differences simply.

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Ten years in IT, a managerial position, a decent income. And yet, the feeling that something important was missing. This is the story that changed the direction of my life.

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Procrastination is not laziness. It is the brain's protective mechanism. Five coaching questions that untangle procrastination and reveal its true causes.

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Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Roger Federer, all had coaches at the peak of their careers. Why regular coaching works differently than a one-off course.

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Imposter syndrome, the transition to leadership, and assertiveness in a male-dominated environment. Specifics of coaching for women in technology from the perspective of an IT coach.

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