In the beginning there was UK, where I decided to go. Broaden my horizons, improve the language. After a year, I started working for one of the most important telecommunications companies. First in the call center, but I grew my career quickly. IT, strategic planning, client service, marketing, CSR (corporate social responsibility), … What helped me? Mentors, inspiring visionaries, innovators. Thanks to their influence and impulses, I also graduated in Business Studies at the Open University.

After my return to the Czech Republic, I tried to continue my education in various postgraduate programs. In 2017, the ups and downs of life led me to psychotherapeutic training. Primarily as a tool of self-therapy. Psychotherapeutic practice has become my core interest, part of my new focus – coaching. Naturally, I have obtained globally recognized ICF certifications.

I became pleasantly dependent on lifelong learning, on finding new ways to develop myself. Each of my clients is different, I try to help everyone to find their own way. I became dependent on my clients. They inspire me, they move me forward. I try to do the same for them.

Since childhood, I felt that everything was against me. And everyone. That everything is wrong. The negative mood stuck with me until early adulthood. Leaving for England was basically a runaway. I ran away from myself, got lost, and began to search for myself. What did I find? The realization that the only thing against me is myself. That the conditions I have chronically made excuses for myself since childhood can be changed. But I tried so hard to change them that I was burned out of overwork. I didn’t get wiser, I didn’t stop, I overcame the burnout to the so-called strength and went on at the same pace. After two years, my body punished me. (And probably a hard-pressed soul too,) I fell ill with an aggressive form of cancer.