Whether you are an ambitious CEO, business owner and operator, corporate executive, or political change-maker, you always aim to excel and become an exemplary leader during times of tectonic societal shifts and technological disruption.

Being a leader is often a lonely place. That is why some of the most successful leaders in the world of business and politics have always had personal coaches, helping them navigate their growth trajectories, overcome personal or professional crises, and plan and strategize for their future careers.

The Mindful Leadership personal coaching program with Tatiana Indina is designed to equip you with essential tools and effective guidance to help you rediscover your inner resources and win every battle you are currently facing (whether it is personal or professional pressure calling you to reinvent yourself as a stronger, more resilient, and mindful leader — as you prepare to tackle new challenges, disrupt the status quo, or brace yourself for the unknown).

Together with your personal coach, you will learn how to embrace change, accelerate your performance, stay mentally resilient, and develop the adaptability and agility needed to lead in today’s turbulent world.

Your first one-on-one coaching session with Tatiana Indina can be devoted to any of the following areas:

- Leadership Style

- Performance & Productivity

- Stress Management, Motivation & Burnout

- Change Management, Adapting to Change

- Conflict Resolution Strategies

- Overcoming Crisis & Resilience Strategies

- Relationship Management / Stakeholder Relations

- Negotiations & Business Communication

- Building Your Personal Brand / Reputation Management

- Other Issues

Program author and coach: Tatiana Indina (Ph.D.) is an executive and leadership coach, who worked with many prominent tech leaders in Silicon Valley, global leaders in politics and business, professional athletes, and emergency specialists. She is the author of "CEO2.0" a book about new skills for leaders in the digital world, and a former research fellow at Harvard University and Woodrow Wilson International Center in Washington DC.