Why I Wanted To Be A Coach?
Over the past twenty years, I’ve had the privilege of working with more than 150 executives, leaders, and professionals from all walks of life, each bringing their own story, culture, and style.
Through these powerful conversations, I’ve come to believe one truth: every individual carries a unique gift — a life purpose waiting to be discovered, expressed, and lived fully. My role as a coach is to help uncover that purpose and create the space where clients can become the most empowered, authentic version of themselves.
It’s like tending a beautiful garden and watching it bloom — day by day, moment by moment.
Each coaching session holds a spark of transformation—a magical moment when dreams are remembered and courage begins to take shape.
What I do is more than coaching; it’s about guiding people to think big and bold, to see the extraordinary within themselves, and to trust their potential to turn vision into reality.
In my world, anything is possible. There are just different paths to get there.
I often liken the coaching journey to a sailboat in harbor.
You can stay safely anchored in the comfort zone — or choose to raise the sails and explore uncharted waters.
And with that choice comes the real journey:
- Leaving the safe harbor — stepping beyond what’s familiar
- Setting a destination — a bold, meaningful goal
- Navigating by true north — your core values, your inner compass
Along the way, the winds may shift. You may encounter waves — limiting beliefs, unhelpful patterns, or old mindsets. But with awareness, courage, and commitment, those barriers begin to dissolve. Coaching invites clarity, creates momentum, and unlocks growth.
The outcome?
Purposeful goals reached.
Greater confidence.
More presence and effectiveness in everyday life.
A more profound sense of balance, fulfillment, and alignment with who you truly are.
-Yaprak Sapanli Gorur
