Her work sits at the intersection of high performance, energy psychology, trauma resolution, identity and transformational change — helping ambitious, capable people resolve what is holding them back internally so they can perform, lead and live with greater freedom.

 

Sometimes that means being at your best when it matters most — a competition, negotiation, career move, public appearance, exams, or life-changing decision.

 

Sometimes it means doing the deeper work required to create change that actually lasts.

 

Milijana has coached clients around the world through career transitions, high-stakes performance, fear and trauma, confidence and self-trust, relationships, unwanted patterns and habits, eating-related challenges, and major life transitions.

 

 

Knowing why you do something doesn’t always change it.

 

Milijana works beneath the surface — with the patterns, emotional responses, beliefs, identity and unresolved experiences that can keep intelligent and highly capable people repeating what they consciously know they want to change.

 

The aim isn’t simply to perform more.

 

It is to develop the inner capacity to perform, choose and live intentionally — with alignment, resilience and freedom.

 

Because true success shouldn’t only look successful from the outside.

 

 

Perhaps that is why clients have affectionately come to call her work “Milijana Magic.”

 

 

Milijana’s own story includes rebuilding after war and displacement, trauma, domestic abuse and an eating disorder — experiences that ultimately deepened both her understanding of human resilience and her commitment to transformational work.

 

She has lived and studied across Europe, Australia and the United States, bringing an international perspective to more than 15 years of coaching.

 

Her understanding of performance is equally lived.

 

A former competitive athlete, Milijana became the Strongest Woman in Croatia, winning multiple medals across kickboxing, Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting and setting national records in strength sport.

 

Today, when she’s not coaching, creating or teaching, you’ll often find her travelling, training — or in the sky. She’s also a private pilot and skydiver.

 

 

 

A small note if you’ve known Milijana’s work for a while: Earlier interviews, media appearances and sporting records may appear under Milijana de Mori, the surname she used for many years before returning to her maiden name, Vojnović.