I’m Andrea Tamási,
leadership coach.
I help women find
their confidence to lead.
At work. In life.

It’s time to believe in yourself.

about andrea

Andrea is an executive and leadership coach for high-achieving women who would like to enjoy success without stress.

Through her coaching programs, and small-group workshops, she’s here to help women break free from self-doubt and overwhelm, master their emotions, and overcome self-limiting beliefs.
Andrea is a certified Jungian coach with PCC credential from International Coaching Federation.

She is the first internationally certified Trauma Informed coach and group coach in Hungary supporting leaders to cope with emotional overload and to build resilience.

Andrea was the founder and CEO of one of the most remarkable corporate language schools in Hungary and has been leading her boutique communication training company for 15 years.

When she’s not helping professionals thrive at the workplace, you’ll find Andrea reading contemporary literature and psychology or hiking somewhere in nature.

Success Stories

Hear from past clients

  • As a leader, you are expected to find the answer to every problem on your own. It's liberating to realize how far you can get with the support of an expert coach. Andrea helped me see what was really important to me, both in my professional and personal life.
    S.B. - Global HR business partner
  • Andrea is one of the most professional coaches I've ever met. Not only her intuitive personality, but also her professional knowledge is amazing. She is prepared, thorough, flexible and spontaneous at the same time - working with her was a great experience.
    N.V. - CEO
  • Andrea is an empathetic and energetic coach, someone who gains your trust easily. She guided me to strenghts I didn't know I had, and helped me gain new insights and actionable takeaways from each session.
    J.S. - Design Center Team Leader
  • Andrea's Jungian coaching methodology and her ability to ask the right questions helped me find the inner answers I was looking for. She supported me to redefine my true self and the priorities in both my private life and in career after becoming a mother of two adorable girls.
    T.Z. - finance director
  • Andrea's insights helped me understand why I was triggered by certain people and situations. She's provided coping strategies to manage my emotions, and now I feel not only more confident but also happier and relieved. It's been a significant transformation journey.
    K.G. - Senior PM expert

My high-achiever story

For many years my life was all about work. I worked long hours, went to bed thinking about work, and often awoke with work on my mind. During interactions with others, I was often thinking of the next thing on my to-do list, rather than being totally present with the conversation. I was like a spinning top; always doing and rarely being. I didn’t take time to ground myself and quiet my busy mind.

Of course, I had my good excuses. I was an entrepreneur who started and ran a business with limited resources and was responsible for all the risks of the business venture. I followed my dream to create something new and innovative in the language teaching sector in Hungary.

Since I’m highly persistent, repeated failures, dead ends, and periods when it seemed like no progress was being made couldn’t discourage me. I felt I had the inner energy and intensity to keep myself motivated and going through these tough times. Even after I gave birth to my son.

From the outside it looked like I had it all: own growing business, loving husband, happy child. But on the inside, I was a mess. Moreover, I pushed myself into a cycle of mother’s guilt. I felt I couldn’t fit into the pre-defined, gendered notions of nurture and caregiving while trying to fulfill the financial needs of the family.

Constant stress left me frazzled, restless, and emotionally depleted. I couldn’t even celebrate that my dream came true: I built one of the biggest and most acknowledged corporate language schools in Hungary.

Walking on the edge of burnout forced me to step back and take a hard look at the feelings, thoughts and behaviors that had brought me to that point.

I realized that the problem was that I had never felt myself ’good enough’. No matter how much I achieved it was just never enough. There has always been an inner critic in my head telling me that I can always be better than I am now. Its purpose was to keep me in line and to keep me productive. Under all circumstances.

As a result of this I had ignored my well-being and personal goals in favor of pursuing what I assumed I should be doing without ever pausing to consider if it would actually be fulfilling to me.

It took years of work for me to gradually free up the mental and emotional bandwidth to admit that burning the candle on both ends wasn’t aligned with what I needed and wanted as a hard-working woman but also a sensitive human being.

In the meantime, I handed over the management of the language school to my husband who is a great leader of it and started to build my coaching practice to reach out and support driven women who are struggling with problems like perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and poor boundaries. Who need to create more balance in their life and to experience more clarity, focus on their own well-being and fulfillment.

I can’t wait to help you too discover your ways to enjoy success – however you define it – without self-doubt, stress, and emotional overwhelm.

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Things you'd learn about me over coffee

  • I'm an extroverted introvert. I spend a lot of my time surrounded by people who only see my outgoing side. But my social energy has a definite expiry date, so I always have an escape plan from parties.
  • I'm a huge fan of Italy. I travel there several times a year to enjoy 'dolce far niente' - the sweetness of doing nothing. It's a kind of me-time when I don't do anything particular, just observing the buzz of life around me, recharging my batteries, and living in the moment.
  • I've always done sports but I've never thought that I would take up pole fitness at the age of 50. However, I love it. For me it's a great combination of power and femininity.
  • I'm a serious reader but I must confess that I have an old-school reading habit: I insist on reading paper books. I absolutely love the look, smell and feel of the classical book held in the hand.