
Running your own thing is different than anyone told you. The decisions are heavier. The wins are quieter. And when the business struggles, it feels like you’re the one failing.
You know the truth. You’re stretched thin and the loneliness hits harder than anyone around you understands.
I’ve been there. As a founder, as a team lead at Philips, and as someone who had to learn the hard way that you can’t push through everything alone. Let me show you what changes when you stop trying to figure it all out by yourself.
I’ve built startups, sold one, and watched another fail.
All of that experience lives in how I coach. Combined with professional certifications (PCC, CPCC), training in co-active coaching, somatic work, and neuroscience, I bring both the strategy and the personal depth that most coaches offer separately.




Results that my clients achieve
Coaching for Founders & Leaders in Amsterdam or Online
Deep down, you know something has to change.
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