‘Unconventional’, ‘unique approach’ and ‘non-traditional’ come up time and time again in my feedback. Funnily enough I don’t consider my practice unusual, it’s just what serves my client best, and seems to attract innovative thinkers.

We’ll set a clear goal at the start of every session, and you’ll take away clear actions every time. My style is lightly structured, igniting wider and deeper thinking that you can do on your own. Often the thing you think is the business problem turns out to be something totally different - we’ll unearth it. We’ll sit with discomfort and resistance, in a safe and supported way, to hear what it’s trying to tell us, rather than suppressing it.

Outdoor, diagramming, papers on the floor, changing seats, visualising… I’m formally trained in these techniques and adapt them uniquely to your professional challenge. They’ll bring you fast and powerful new actions, and are much more insightful and memorable I am told than just having questions fired at you. Let’s try it.

I studied a Master of Physics at Oxford then Theatre Arts at RADA, working as a theatre director in the West End, one-to-one with A-list actors. Years in business strategy across global corporates to nascent startups added a commercial eye.

I’m a generous connector and modest angel investor. A cheerful + experienced public speaker in English and French, with dual nationality, my experience places me in a lively overlap of arts, science, business and adventure.

I’ve also run the Post Office in Antarctica.

I’m an EMCC accredited Global Individual Senior Coach Practitioner. This means I’ve been through 2 years of formal training, and regular live observation of my coaching.

I do quarterly supervision with a master coach to keep up my quality, and am committed to ongoing training to constantly deepen my repertoire.

I have coaching myself, really taking my own medicine, as well as being an active part of coach communities sharing best practice.

1) You just want an accountability partner. I believe there is much more value in helping you do the deep work to find healthier motivations to do your tasks alone.

2) You’re after an advisor, area expert or mentor to share their experience, opinions or tell you what to do. Those people are a key and important part of your ecosytem, but only go so far - they aren’t carrying your hidden fears, barriers, childhood stuff… That’s where I come in, to help you hear yourself and act in a way that’s congruent, authentic and regretless to you and you alone.

3) Your challenge doesn’t feel urgent and important. Momentum is a hallmark of my practice and I like to know we’re both committed to getting results for you.