As a founder coach with over 30 years of experience building companies globally, I’ve learned that every individual is like an athlete, equipped with unique strengths and capabilities. My journey, which includes climbing seven peaks across three continents and completing six world majors in 24 months, has taught me valuable lessons that I now integrate into my coaching practice. One key lesson is the importance of knowing oneself and having clear goals. Just as in a marathon or a mountain climb, understanding your limits and capabilities is crucial. I’ve learned to adapt to changing conditions, whether it’s the weather on a mountain or the evolving challenges in business. This adaptability has helped me not only complete marathons and climb mountains but also turn challenges into opportunities for growth and happiness. In my coaching practice, I emphasize the uniqueness of each individual’s potential and the importance of adapting to evolving circumstances. While I offer structured monthly coaching sessions, I also make myself available at any time for spontaneous conversations. I believe that change often occurs when the situation is raw, and being available to my clients in their moments of need allows for deeper insights and better decisions. I strive to create a judgment-free space where founders and executives can discuss their challenges and goals openly. By integrating the mindset of an athlete into my coaching practice, I aim to help my clients unlock their full potential and achieve their goals, no matter how challenging the terrain may be.