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À 50 ans, Anna a accompagné pendant des années des femmes et des hommes de tous âges sur leurs questions de rencontre, de couple et de rupture : en cabinet, en atelier de groupe, puis en ligne. Elle n’a jamais cru aux techniques d’approche toutes faites ni aux discours qui promettent de « faire craquer » quelqu’un : ce qu’elle a vu fonctionner, année après année, c’est la clarté, l’authenticité et le courage d’assumer ce qu’on ressent. Lassée des méthodes de séduction fondées sur le calcul et le rapport de force, elle a construit sa propre approche, plus directe et plus humaine, avant de la transmettre aujourd’hui sous forme de coaching accessible à tous.

Ten years as a nurse in internal medicine, she saw what illness does to people, but also what the healthcare system doesn’t address: unexplained chronic fatigue, persistent stress, disrupted sleep, women sent home with “it’s just stress, get some rest.” At 36, she trained in naturopathy (two years, accredited school), then in functional nutrition and body-based stress management. She herself went through a period of profound exhaustion at 38: overwork, two young children, feeling invisible within the medical system she knew from the inside. Her recovery took eighteen months and taught her everything she teaches today.

With a BPJEPS in Fitness Activities and a personal coaching certification, Kévin worked for six years in Paris gyms before going freelance. He has coached complete beginners, transitioning athletes, stressed executives with only 30 minutes a day, postpartum women, and 55-year-old men who just wanted to stop being out of breath on the stairs. He knows the reality on the ground — the people who quit after two weeks, those who get injured because they wanted to go too fast, and those who didn’t think they were capable but changed everything. He himself gained 12 kilos after his injury and lost them again — he knows what it’s like to start from scratch.

A degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Bristol, followed by CELTA certification (Cambridge English Language Teaching to Adults). She first taught corporate English in Paris—senior executives, sales teams, TOEIC and TOEFL prep—before specialising in one-to-one coaching. She herself learned French from scratch in Paris, through forced immersion and willingly endured humiliations, which gave her very concrete empathy for her students. She knows exactly what it feels like to understand a grammar rule but freeze when speaking because you are afraid of making a mistake.

BTS SIO (IT Services for Organizations), then three years in level 2 technical support at a Parisian IT services company (enterprise helpdesk, from SMBs to large accounts, Windows, Mac, Linux, networks, stubborn printers, and panicked users). He resigned at 26 because he preferred helping people who really needed help rather than executives who could Google it themselves. He went freelance providing on-site IT support for individuals and small businesses, while developing an online coaching activity in parallel. He has helped hundreds of people: retirees who were afraid of breaking their computer, entrepreneurs who didn’t understand why their website stopped working, parents overwhelmed by parental controls. He never tires of the moment when someone understands something they thought was too complicated for them.

With fifteen years in marketing management for luxury houses and high-end ready-to-wear, she understands dress codes, trends, and, above all, the internal mechanisms of visual perception. At 38, she trained in image consulting (AICI certification – Association of Image Consultants International), colorimetry, and body shape analysis. Over the past five years, she has supported hundreds of men and women following a separation, a career change, motherhood, weight gain or loss, or simply a vague feeling of no longer recognizing themselves in what they wear. While she also works with men, women in life transitions are her core focus.

He earned his CAP in auto mechanics at 16, then apprenticed with an independent mechanic for eight years. Jacky repaired everything from grandmothers’ 2CVs to souped-up Golf GTIs, 12-ton camper vans, and vintage motorcycles. He opened his own garage at 32 on the outskirts of Lyon, which he ran for fifteen years before selling it to “take a break.” That break lasted six months before he found himself coaching online because he can’t stop talking about mechanics. He has seen people get ripped off by unscrupulous garages his entire career. It still annoys him.

A graduate of Sciences Po with a specialization in cultural journalism, she spent ten years in magazine publishing covering fashion, pop culture, and social trends. She fell into astrology “seriously” at age 28 out of intellectual curiosity, wanting to understand why millions of people read their horoscopes every morning. She trained in classical Western astrology (two years), followed by karmic and Chinese astrology. She has never claimed that the stars control people’s lives; she says astrology is an extraordinarily rich symbolic language for discussing oneself, cycles, and human dynamics. She has been writing about it for six years with a blend of cultural rigor and self-deprecation.

Fifteen years teaching MPSI/MP preparatory classes in Toulouse, followed by five years of intensive private tutoring and preparation for Grande École entrance exams. He has seen thousands of students: gifted ones who were blocked by their own arrogance, and students “bad at math” who became engineers because someone finally explained things to them correctly. He does not believe in natural talent in mathematics. He believes in hard work, methodology, and understanding the ‘why’ before knowing the ‘how’.

Ten years of management consulting in a major Parisian firm, 70-hour weeks, and a senior manager position at 33. Then, a sudden stop at 35. During her recovery, she trained in coaching (ICF certification), completed a positive psychology program at HEC, and worked with a therapist for two years. She has been coaching for six years, initially focusing on executives in career transition, then gradually working with all women who feel they are missing out on something without knowing what. She has supported over 400 people individually. She also leads corporate workshops on self-confidence and energy management.

Two years of medical school abandoned, a difficult period at 22 that led her to mindfulness through her general practitioner: “try this, just ten minutes a day”. She trained seriously: MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) certification in London, training in cardiac coherence, a ten-day Vipassana retreat in India. She has practised daily for seven years, taught for four years, run corporate workshops on stress management, one-to-one sessions, and now online coaching. She has supported very different people: executives under pressure, exhausted mothers, students during exam periods, people with insomnia. Her approach is secular, accessible, and resolutely practical.

A horticulture BTS, then ten years as a self-employed landscape gardener in the PACA region—private gardens, shared spaces, restoration of old gardens. She trained in permaculture at 38, which radically changed her approach: less chemistry, more observation, working with nature rather than against it. For the past eight years, she has run gardening workshops in Vaucluse and supports individuals from scratch—people who have never planted anything and want a vegetable garden—through to experienced gardeners looking to switch to natural growing. She has seen it all: gardens wrecked by weedkiller, tomatoes in full shade, roses pruned in July. She appreciates being able to help you put things right.

A bachelor’s degree in geography, then a master’s in sustainable tourism that she never really used, but which gave her a real awareness of travel’s impact. She started with road trips around Europe on a tight budget (tents, carpooling, Couchsurfing) before gradually leveling up without losing her knack for a good deal. She crossed Southeast Asia in 4 months with €3,000, drove across Iceland in a van in the middle of winter, spent three weeks in Japanese ryokans, and slept in a Moroccan palace for €40 a night because she knows when to book. She travels alone, as a couple, with friends—and each format has its own logic, which she masters perfectly.

CAP in culinary arts at 16, apprenticeship in a historic Lyon bouchon, then ten years on the line in Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris and Lyon, including three years as sous-chef in a two-Michelin-star kitchen. At 35, tired of brutal hours and palace egos, he opens his own 24-seat restaurant in Lyon. In his image: market cuisine, a short menu, everything homemade. Twelve years later, he sells the restaurant with the desire to “pass it on differently.” He then runs cooking classes and online coaching, with the deep conviction that cooking well is not a talent—it is a technique accessible to everyone with the right fundamentals.

Laurent spent twelve years as a real estate agent for a major national brand, followed by five years in banking handling home loan applications. At 44, he left it all behind to become an independent advisor, with no agency to provide listings to and no bank to send files to. For the past three years, he has been supporting individuals in their real estate decisions as a trusted third party. He has personally bought and sold four properties, managed two rental investments, and navigated the headache of buying in a high-demand area with a limited down payment. He knows the subject from both sides of the desk.

Camille first worked as a clinical psychologist, specializing in couples therapy, for six years in private practice. She supported hundreds of people through separations, reconstructions, new relationships after 40, and returning to the dating market after a long marriage. She left private practice for individual coaching because she wanted to intervene earlier, before situations deteriorated, and help people better understand themselves, communicate better, and make better choices. She herself went through a difficult separation at 33 and a reconstruction she describes as “the best thing that ever happened to me.” She speaks of seduction not as a technique, but as a way of being true to oneself and to others.

Franck started at 18 with a vocational degree in carpentry, followed by a professional certificate in electricity, then spent ten years as a site manager for a general renovation company. At 32, he became a self-employed craftsman for eight years, specializing in the complete renovation of old homes (flooring, plasterboard, plumbing, tiling, painting). He has seen it all: leaks behind walls, pre-war electrical installations, and anchors holding in rotten plaster. Today, he shares this knowledge through coaching, because he believes that many small jobs can be done oneself with the right advice, and that being self-sufficient at home changes lives.