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The work of steady clarity.
We don’t experience life as it is — we experience it through the stories we believe. Every decision we make, every relationship we build, every fear we carry is shaped by the narratives we tell ourselves about who we are, what we deserve, and what’s possible. Gunjan Sinha’s coaching begins there.
As a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) trained in Narrative Coaching, Gunjan helps leaders, professionals, and individuals uncover the stories they’ve inherited, created, or unconsciously carried through life — and works with them to consciously rewrite the ones that no longer serve them. Her clients often arrive carrying more than they realise — a performance review they’re dreading, a difficult team dynamic, a season of feeling stuck — and leave with a clearer sense of the story underneath, and what to do about it.
What sets her sessions apart, by her clients’ own account, is the balance she strikes: she can go as deep and technical as a conversation calls for, or stay light and supportive when that’s what’s needed instead. She has a gift for asking the one question that reframes everything, then resisting the urge to hand over an answer — because the insight that sticks is always the one you find yourself.
Gunjan’s approach is rooted in a simple belief: every person is inherently whole, resourceful, and capable. Beneath fear, self-doubt, and conditioning lies an authentic self that’s wise and resilient. Her role, as she sees it, is simply to help you hear it more clearly — because when the story changes, everything else begins to change.
Her Approach
Narrative Coaching, at the core
Most of what shapes our confidence, our leadership, and our choices isn’t circumstance — it’s the story we’ve quietly decided is true about ourselves. Narrative Coaching is the thread that runs through all of Gunjan’s work. In practice, that looks like:
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Uncover the story
Surfacing the narratives you’ve inherited, created, or unconsciously carried — about who you are, what you deserve, and what’s possible.
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Question what still holds
Examining which of those stories still serve you, and which have quietly become limits you’ve stopped noticing.
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Consciously rewrite it
Working together to author a truer, more useful story — one that supports the leadership and life you actually want.
Gunjan draws this from a wider toolkit — Positive Psychology, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, NLP, and Art Therapy — but Narrative Coaching is the lens she returns to again and again, because it starts where change actually starts: in the story someone is telling themselves. She is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation and an EMCC Certified Coach (UK), and has coached clients across 53 countries over the past eight years.
How Gunjan Works
Three things clients notice
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Questions over answers
Sessions are built around the one question that reframes the whole problem — asked at the right moment, then left to do its work. The realisation is always yours, which is why it actually sticks.
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Room for what you’re feeling
If emotion shows up in a session, it’s never rushed past. Gunjan makes space to acknowledge it and use it as a springboard, not a setback — then adjusts the conversation accordingly.
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Always something to act on
Reflection matters, but so does Monday morning. Every session ends with something concrete — a tool, a reframe, a next step — that you can actually use.
“Gunjan continues to be my hero. The flexibility she shows to coach me through good and bad is key — it helps me to be more stable in my leadership. Gunjan is my secret weapon!”Corporate Client
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