My path to becoming a coach wasn’t linear — it was a calling disguised as a career pivot.
My professional life began in law, where I worked as a trial lawyer for more than twenty years. I was trained – and required – to have all the answers, to be the smart know-it-all guy, to win arguments, to solve problems quickly and definitively. I spent my days in a world of structure and constant confrontation, working long hours in high-stakes litigation with little or no time left for my personal life. I was making a good living and from the outside, I looked successful. Inside, I was restless and out of alignment.
Eventually, I left my legal practice and transitioned into consulting, helping entrepreneurs and small business owners craft their marketing message, build their online presence, develop a voice of authority in their field, and create their digital marketing strategy. Over time, I noticed something deeper. Even when my clients knew what to do to grow their businesses, they struggled to follow through. The problem wasn’t strategy. It was something within—a lack of alignment, inner resistance, or limiting beliefs that kept them from taking action.
That realization led me to coaching.
Initially, I sought out coaching training to learn practical tools to help my clients act on their ideas. But what I discovered was far more profound. Coaching is not about quick fixes. It’s about deep transformation. It’s about helping people reconnect with their core, rediscover their power, and take action from a place of alignment.
Through my own training and inner work, I experienced this transformation myself. I let go of the belief that I always needed to have the answer. I learned to trust the wisdom in myself and the client. And I stepped into a new way of being and working with others: one grounded not in telling and prescribing, but in witnessing, listening, reflecting, and discovering. I had finally found my calling and I’ve never looked back.
Today, I coach high-functioning, smart, and intuitive people who, despite external success, feel an internal sense that something is missing. They come with big questions, a sense of possibility, and sometimes quiet doubts. And together, we explore. My role is not to tell them what to do, but to help them see clearly, reconnect with their values, and take meaningful steps toward a life that feels fully their own.
Why I Coach
Because I know what it feels like to live a life that looks good on the outside but doesn’t feel right on the inside.
Because I believe the coaching space—a safe, present, nonjudgmental container—is sacred.
Because I’ve seen again and again what becomes possible when someone feels truly seen, heard, and supported.
Because I believe the impact of one person’s transformation ripples outward into their families, communities, and businesses.
Because real change takes time, presence, and courage—and I’m here for all of it.
I have a JD degree from the University of Rome “La Sapienza” (1995).
I’ve been a member of the Rome Bar Association for more than twenty years.
I’m a graduate of the Sacred Depths Transformational Practitioner Certification Training (2012).
I live in Rome, Italy (where I was born a few months after The Beatles released “Sgt. Pepper”), and work with clients from many different countries.
I coach both in English and Italian.