Karolina Gladych Coaching

11/05/2025

13/04/2025

❓❔Asking questions is a huge part of my work.
But not just any questions—questions rooted in genuine curiosity, in a deep desire to understand the inner world of another human being.

🤩And every now and then, something I absolutely love happens.

🤔As I ask, listen, and try to grasp how the other person makes sense of reality, we stumble upon something unexpected—an assumption they've never questioned. A belief they’ve quietly carried, treated as fact, and built parts of their life around.

💫My question lands… and there’s a pause. A brief disorientation.
Wait—what if that’s not actually true?

🪶Something opens.
A flicker of hope appears as they glimpse a new possibility.
They realize, perhaps for the first time, that the cause-effect link they’ve assumed might not be so rigid. That something they believed was impossible… might not be.

🌀There’s a softening.
A quiet “what if?”
The architecture of their inner life begins to rearrange itself.

🦋 It’s a moment of release. Surprise. Awakening.
They start to see new paths, new meanings. And what delights me most—it’s their answers that emerge. Their insights. Their new choices.

❔🩷I’m the one holding the space, asking the questions.

🪷And they are the ones expanding into freedom.


❤️

07/04/2025

I’m blown away by how precisely my clients’ inner worlds communicate what’s truly needed—when we just create space and listen.

22/03/2025

We often do so much for others—not just out of care, but from a deep need to feel OK and safe. We rescue, please, fix, or try to be perfect, directing so much energy outward. It can look like generosity or sacrifice, but often, usually very innocently and unconsciously, it stems from inner insecurity.
The paradox is that the greatest gift isn’t in doing more—it’s in being deeply rooted in our own okayness. This may look like doing less, but in reality, our presence itself becomes healing. And when we do act, it flows naturally from inner harmony.

In the photo I with my beautiful papirus plant who offers me so much just by BEING 💚💛

16/03/2025

This morning, I hosted an intimate circle—just five of us, sitting together, sharing space in a way that felt natural and connectrd. With oracle cards as our guides, we turned inward, listening to ourselves and each other.

There’s something magical about such gatherings. Simply by being seen and heard, and by offering that same presence in return, a quiet magic unfolds. A thread of connection emerges. In sharing our inner world, we soften the edges of separation. We feel met, and in that meeting, we begin to welcome ourselves more fully.

Grateful for this morning, for the shared moments, for the reminder that togetherness can be so simple, yet so profound.

Have you ever been part of a space where you felt deeply seen and heard? What did it open for you?

15/03/2025

🌿✨ This Sunday (16/3) from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m., I’m hosting a free workshop at my home in Kolossi.

We’ll be working (or rather, playing! 😉) with beautiful oracle cards to connect with our inner selves, intuition, and creativity. Someone just canceled, so we now have two spots available!

If you'd like to join, send me a message. This time, it’s for ladies only. 💛

13/03/2025

Following the blooming almond trees in Kato Platres village, I notice the many abandoned houses, their stillness giving the impression of frozen time and stagnation. Yet, amidst them, the almond trees bloom freely, their white-pink blossoms embodying renewal. I love this contrast between the seemingly lifeless buildings and life’s unstoppable flow.

There are areas in my own life that feel stagnant, too. But when I pause and look closer, I am often surprised to find blooms unfolding within them. Life moves, even when it seems still.🌸

10/03/2025

We often identify with just a couple of aspects of who we are. But true liberation, magic, and alignment happen when we start seeing these aspects as parts of a greater whole—like planets in a solar system—rather than tightly attaching our identity to them. ✨☀️🌙

09/02/2025

Have you ever wanted to help someone—whether a family member, friend, or colleague—who was struggling, only to feel frustrated because you didn’t know how?

I hear this from my clients and friends quite often. Beneath their words, I sense a deep care but also the discomfort of not knowing what to do. What we often overlook is the power of our own presence. A calm, regulated, open-hearted presence can be a profound source of support and transformation.

If you feel the urge to step in, to fix, to help—pause for a moment. Check where that impulse is coming from. Is it driven by frustration? A sense of obligation? Even deep care, if ungrounded, can create more tension than relief.

Instead, turn inward. Anchor yourself in presence, in your heart. Trust that being fully present—settled yet alive, open yet steady—is already enough. And if there is something to do, it will be much more potent when it arises from a place of heart centered, alive, grounded presence. 🩵