My love for psychology manifested itself from the first meeting, which took place back in the 10th grade. The ability to delve deeper into understanding one's own behavior and the behavior of other people was exactly what I lacked in ordinary communication with people. Unfortunately, my desire to become a psychologist was not supported by my parents, and instead of a psychological education, I received a financial education (I studied very well, actively participated in various student conferences and Olympiads), after which I worked for more than 13 years in the banking sector, learning from the inside the peculiarities of corporate culture in a large international company, the laws of career growth, relationships in a large team, including the influence of cultural and national differences on the decision-making process and interaction. In addition to this experience, which currently helps me understand my clients who are facing their own burnout at work, with a loss of meaning, working in a corporation gave me the opportunity to notice that even with a high salary and all kinds of social bonuses, it does not guarantee happiness. And this realization prompted me to ask myself the question, what exactly gives me a feeling of happiness, satisfaction with life? For some time I tried to find these answers on my own, until I had to admit that I needed help. Yes, I came to my own therapy, where step by step for 5 years I went to my answers, to my strategies for organizing a full, rich, interesting life. Actually, this experience that therapy works inspired me to return to my childhood dream of becoming a psychologist, and I already obtained my second higher education in psychology. The method in which I myself underwent therapy and which is close to me in its essence is the Gestalt approach.