
Edina Balogh
About Edina Balogh Coaching
Edina Balogh is a coach who knows firsthand what it’s like to experience uncertainty and the struggle of navigating life’s unexpected turns. After spending years in the corporate world and then reinventing her life as a single mom and coach, she understands the pressure of trying to keep all the balls in the air while staying true to your values.
Her coaching is for high-achieving women who feel that tug between career success and personal fulfillment, who are wondering if it’s possible to find balance without compromising who they truly are. Edina specializes in helping women embrace the uncertainty of life’s transitions — whether it’s managing burnout, returning to work after maternity leave, or rethinking career paths — and build the resilience to not only survive but thrive.
With a background in science and corporate environments, Edina’s approach is grounded in real-world experience. She’s been where her clients are: feeling the weight of expectations, questioning their worth, and learning the hard way what it takes to lead with authenticity.
Her goal is simple: to help women uncover their core values and make decisions from a place of clarity, so they can lead with intention and confidence. Edina helps her clients learn what to say “no” to, creating the space for what truly matters. Through tools like The Power Shift Session, she works with clients to rediscover their leadership styles, set meaningful boundaries, and create sustainable change — both in their careers and their personal lives.
Edina’s coaching isn’t about perfect answers; it’s about embracing your unique journey, letting go of the need for control, and finding peace in what comes next. It’s about being unapologetically yourself while navigating the complexities of leadership, motherhood, and personal growth.
Contact Information
- Monday:08:00 am to 06:00 pm
- Tuesday:08:00 am to 06:00 pm
- Wednesday:08:00 am to 06:00 pm
- Thursday:08:00 am to 06:00 pm
- Friday:08:00 am to 06:00 pm
- Saturday:Closed
- Sunday:Closed
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