For me, being a coach is a natural progression in my life. I feel an innate need to transmit this energy—it’s visceral. Throughout my life, I’ve sought ways to help others, but I often found myself in environments or industries where, ultimately, no one helped anyone. Worse still, people would step on each other, and one person’s success would often come at the expense of others.

I’ve always believed in something fairer, more intelligent, and more organic. I’ve explored many different paths, with a career spanning retail, catering, leisure, food processing, the CBD industry, music, modelling, and film. I’ve backpacked around the world alone, seen countless places, and met many people. Through these experiences, I’ve observed the challenges that unite us and the solutions that empower us.

I’ve seen the power of words, kindness, and communication, the strength of emotions, and the transformative impact of self-work—first in others and then within myself. I learned what discipline truly means. Over time, I trained in coaching tools to approach this work with professionalism and structure.

These tools, however, are just a means to an end. What matters most to me is contributing to making the world a better place. I firmly believe that if everyone commits to personal growth, we can create a healthier and less chaotic future. My goal is to guide you on your journey to self-discovery, helping you improve and grow into the best version of yourself, one step at a time.

I’m deeply passionate about relationships and how humans interact in society. I’m equally fascinated by emotions and how they shape our lives. I’m currently writing a book on this very topic, and my coaching reflects these interests.

The process begins with identifying what’s holding you back, pinpointing areas of friction, and charting a path toward your goals. Step by step, we’ll examine what hasn’t worked before and implement concrete actions to overcome these obstacles. However, real change is only possible with genuine willpower and a commitment to growth.

This change must come from within. It can’t be forced. I didn’t decide to “grow” because others told me to (and believe me, I’ve heard it hundreds of times). Instead, I realized one day that the only person capable of doing this work was me.

External support is valuable for learning tools and establishing a framework. Being a coach is, above all, about adopting a supportive, non-judgmental stance. What I provide is a safe, trusting space where we can explore solutions together. Unlike a psychologist, my work is limited in scope and time. Once I’ve shared the tools with you, you essentially become your own coach.

Of course, I’m always available, and you’re welcome to return whenever you want to tackle new goals. But remember, coaching is a finite process. It’s an investment in yourself—a way to learn how to overcome your limits. Once you’ve mastered these tools, you can apply them independently throughout your life.

What I’m offering you are tools that will enable you to achieve exponential, limitless growth.

Antoine Topin.