From the swiss alps directly to you
You talk. I listen.
We dance. You Thrive.
From the eye of the tiger
I am not a business coach. I am not a life coach. I am not a therapist. I am your trusted guide, working in the eye of the tiger—the space where all of your life’s complexities converge:
the relentless pressure of professional success
the nuanced intricacies of family dynamics
the never ending weight of expectations
and the quiet, neglected voice of your deepest desires.
This is where true breakthroughs happen—not just in what you achieve, but how you feel about it.
I am always amazed of what magic evolves when we work from a place of safety, candor and curiosity.
I love what I do. And I love the people I do it with.

Nicole is my Yoda. I even got rid of toxic patterns in a short time! And in my darkest moments, she sets me free of my demons in just moments. I cannot thank her enough.
Who coaches the coach?
Who coaches the coach?
Who coaches the coach?
People often ask me, “Do you have a coach too?” Absolutely.
Over the years, I’ve invested significantly in coaching because no other process accelerates growth as profoundly and helps you give your best, be your best, and simultaneously find joy.
My first coach was Maria Sorel de Neufchateau, a captivating woman—and a fierce chain-smoker. She introduced me to active meditation. That changed my life dramatically. I was 24.
Then came Ester Oriezek, a lady as tough as she was tender. I’ll never forget when she gently stroked my cheek and said, “Stop being so ruthlessly hard on yourself.” That simple gesture caused an inner earthquake, the rumbling of which I still hear.
Who coaches the coach?
There was also Mr. Korbel, a psychologist who, – I swear! – was born already old and wise. One day I shared a self-defeating story I had clung on for years. He simply snarled, “Nah!” and wiped it away with a dismissive wave. Life can change in a moment. And realizing that as a coach comes with immense responsibility.
I’ve been blessed with extraordinary mentors. Bob Proctor sparked an awakening. Alfried Längle, both disciples of Viktor Frankl, brought new dimensions to my life. My best friend, Peter Friedli, remains an endless source of inspiration.
I also learn from the greats—Yalom, Camus, Dostojevsky, Nietzsche—and many more. My hunger for more will never stop.
And every day, my loved ones and clients remind me what it takes to grow and become a better human being.
Love you all.