I began my career as a French language teacher, passionate about how to truly engage and motivate students. I created personalized learning programs and methods tailored to my clients’ individual needs. Our conversations often went beyond language learning—covering topics from their everyday lives, work dilemmas, and personal challenges, frequently resembling coaching sessions.
In addition to language improvement, it was a moment for open conversation, being heard, and organizing one’s thoughts.

Positive feedback about my work and engagement inspired me to explore a new career path—one where I could focus on supporting clients in discovering their potential and inner strengths. I became a certified coach to help others find balance in life, slow down the chaos of everyday routines, or simply notice how beautifully the sun is shining today.

Today, I combine language education, coaching, and communication training to offer support that goes far beyond textbooks or traditional methods.

I’ve always been writing something somewhere. During boring high school classes, I used to draft novel outlines and write poems in the margins…
Studying French philology almost ruined literature for me. Suddenly, writing and reading were no longer just pleasures—every dot and comma held layers of meaning.

After university, it felt like if you weren’t writing at the level of Proust or Stendhal, it was better not to admit you were writing at all.
It took me a few years to return to writing without pressure, analysis, or perfectionism—just stories that connect with readers.

My debut novel, “When the Heart Says Enough…” will be published in late 2025.