Who am I and why doing it?

Sometimes the hardest beginnings give rise to the most powerful transformations. My story is not about perfection, but about the courage to keep moving forward — to seek meaning, healing, and truth, even when everything feels unclear.

Coming from a dysfunctional family, I went through periods marked by addictions and emotional dependencies. Until the age of 42, I lived in a fog-like state, on autopilot, constantly struggling with anxiety.

Following a deeply unsettling situation, I experienced a major panic attack. It was the moment that stopped me in my tracks and forced me to look at myself with honesty. That’s when I made the decision to begin a coaching process with mirunainspires.com, which helped me calm my anxiety, offered me greater clarity, and opened the path toward new explorations.

Cognitive‑behavioral therapy followed, and later I worked with a professional specialized in hypnotherapy.

During the ‘Demartini Method’ coaching course with Dacian Păscuț, I realised that many of the techniques I learned can be applied not only in coaching, but also in my work with accounting clients and in collaborating with colleagues. This realisation was a turning point for me.

After this course, I took part in a mentoring program with Cerasela Roagan: https://ceraselarogen.ro. I also obtained a diploma in Evolve Coaching (UK), a 5‑month program (Evolve Life Coaching College), known for its professional quality. Throughout the program, I received highly positive feedback from both clients and instructors, which strengthened my confidence in my coaching abilities and in the impact I can have in people’s lives.

After six years of personal development, study, and working with people facing various challenges, I realised that one of my essential traits is perseverance in the face of any obstacle. Life has taken me through many professional roles — from construction and retail, to credit agent, healthcare assistant, and accounting, where I grew from zero experience to the position of accounts manager.

Even when I had my own business, I realised that my true calling is to work with people — to support them and stand by them in moments of change. I searched for this direction for a long time, and until I aligned myself with my true purpose, I couldn’t find a real sense of meaning in my life.

For me, coaching is more than a profession — it is a a soul‑deep calling. What sets me apart in a meaningful way is my spiritual journey. There were times when I rejected religion, yet I eventually reached a deep conviction that without a connection to God, we cannot truly move forward. God is always with us; sometimes, however, we are the ones who choose not to see Him. I have felt this presence and protection in difficult moments, including in situations like accidents, from which I walked away safe and profoundly grateful.

Through the divine connection available to all of us, the guidance I can offer, and their own will and trust, we can transform challenges into steps toward a more fulfilled and conscious life.