Kinga Pattermann

As a trainer and coach, she has worked with leaders from 33 countries, but before that he gained experience in many other areas, shaping and enriching her toolkit of helpers. She lived and researched in the Netherlands, taught at the ELTÉ, worked as a social worker and in a premature intensive care unit, with parents of dying babies. Feri Pál led the first group of his life with her.

In addition, her eldest son of six children, Zoli, is an adopted disabled gypsy boy. You may have heard about him already, because he is Feri Pál's godson, about whom he talked a lot on Tuesday's occasions and wrote in his books. Just as Kinga's eldest sweet child must not be unknown to you: he is Miklós H. Vecsei, one of the most talented young actors in our country. And the other siblings are all remarkable, sensitive, talented people: Kinga Réta is a fashion designer, Réka is a child psychologist, Joci is an economist, Dorka is a sociology student.

Kinga says that her intuition has been her greatest help in the most important and difficult personal and professional situations of her life. She has learned to pay more attention to it, to connect with it and to use it purposefully. She has been helping others with this for quite some time now and has written her first book about it, which will be published by the Open Academy in November, entitled Intuition in Practice. This is a very practical book that can be used in decision-making situations, helping us to hear and understand what we already feel or know on a deeper level, and to act in accordance with our inner truth.