Coaching for Young Women: How Maria R. Found Her Personal and Professional Direction

When I met Maria R., a young student at the Faculty of Communication and Public Relations at SNSPA Bucharest, she shared her desire to grow both personally and professionally. She was actively involved in the Leadership Development community within the student organization Volunteers for Ideas and Projects but was seeking more clarity about her direction and long-term goals.

Maria has a spontaneous personality, balanced by a strong sense of rationality. From our very first session, I aimed to create an open, honest environment where she could explore what motivates her and where she envisions herself going.

Our Sessions:
Each meeting was an opportunity to turn her ideas into a concrete plan. Through structured discussions and personalized exercises, I helped her organize her thoughts and uncover answers from within herself. Together, we worked on:

  • Setting clear personal and professional goals;
  • Finding productive ways to measure success so she could track her progress;
  • Embracing vulnerability as a resource and using it positively;
  • Managing emotions and time to balance spontaneity with responsibility.

The Transformation:
In a short time, Maria began shaping a clear vision for her future. She identified the areas she wanted to excel in, defined new goals, and learned to live more in the present without being overwhelmed by the uncertainty of the future. Together, we created healthy habits to support her emotionally and professionally in the long run.

What I Learned from This Experience:
As a coach for young women, Maria reminded me of how important it is to provide a space where thoughts can take shape and confidence can be gradually built. Coaching isn’t just about setting goals—it’s about helping someone accept their humanity and use their vulnerabilities as tools for growth.

Maria is now on her way to becoming the best version of herself, and her story is proof that every small step counts when clarity and determination are present.

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