03 / ABOUT ME
Give me the mess.
I've always been drawn to things that don't quite add up.
The unexpected turns. The contradictions. The gap between what we think we should do and what we actually want.
Architecture. Positive psychology. Theatre. Performance. Leadership. Different worlds, but the same fascination: how people think, what drives them, and why they do what they do.
Especially when someone begins with, “This probably won't make much sense, but…”
That's usually when things get interesting.
CREDENTIALS
Strong foundations. Practical thinking.
Because qualifications matter. What you do with them matters more.
JOLANTA FAVERO
Mission Director at ENGIE Digital & IT/Belgium
“Weronika as an exceptional personal coach. She pays attention to vital details other people might ignore. This skill allows her to formulate insightful analyses and draw relevant conclusions. I’ve been impressed by her talent for identifying individuals’ strengths and leveraging them for personal development.”
THE TURNING POINT
06 / MY CREATIVE SIDE
Somewhere along the way, I found myself working with neon.
At A1 Design, one of the UK's leading neon signage companies, I was part of a team creating window displays for well-known brands on London's Oxford Street.
Outside of that work, I began creating my own neon art under the name NIKA KA.
It wasn't the career path I had planned when I studied architecture. But it reminded me of something important.
Architecture, neon lights and a few unexpected turns.
I had more to offer than I realised.
When circumstances change, a different environment can reveal new sides of what we're capable of.
07 / THE REFLECTION
NIKA KA · LONDON
Red neon glass on blackened larch wood
Limited Edition · No. 1 of 7
Original design by Weronika Littlewood.
THE ARTWORK
Hmm...
I thought I had it figured out.
And then I didn't.
04 / THE BEGINNING
It started with wayfinding.
My work took me into large public spaces, where I was responsible for bringing signage systems to life. I led teams on site, worked with contractors and dealt with the unexpected things that never appear on a plan.
I learned that even the best plan means very little if you can't make it work in real life.
You need to see the bigger picture, pay attention to the details and know when to change your approach.
And sometimes, the hardest part isn't knowing what to do. It's deciding what matters most.
I worked with directions before I worked with decisions.
05 / MY STORY
I wasn't starting from zero. But it certainly felt like it.
Some experiences connect in ways you don't expect.
Others simply make life more interesting.
I'm quite comfortable with both.
When I moved to London in 2013, I had a profession, experience and a clear sense of who I was.
But moving countries changed more than my address.
My qualifications and experience came with me. My professional standing didn't.
I found myself in roles with less responsibility, having to prove myself in ways I hadn't needed to for years.
It takes time to understand a different working culture. How people communicate, build trust, make decisions and navigate the unwritten rules that everyone else seems to know.
I hadn't lost my skills. But I'd lost the professional identity I'd spent years building.
And when so much of your sense of self is tied to your work, that loss goes far beyond your job title.
And suddenly, life demanded a different kind of strength.
A NOTE FROM WERONIKA
“I have a healthy respect for plans.
And a healthy suspicion of perfect ones.
CAREER COACHING, BUT HUMAN.
You bring the whole story.
I bring another pair of eyes.
I look beyond the immediate problem. At the experience you bring, the strengths you may be overlooking and the choices you haven't yet considered.
Sometimes the problem isn't what you first thought. Sometimes the possibilities are bigger than the ones you've been considering.
The point is to work out what makes sense, and what to do about it.
A NOTE FROM WERONIKA
“Sometimes the thing you barely mention is the thing I want to hear more about.”
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NOW, OVER TO YOU
I’d love to hear your story.
If something in your career is asking for your attention, come and tell me about it. No preparation. No pressure. Just a useful conversation.
0/10 IN PRINT
I'm curious about almost everything, but people and psychology are a particular favourite. One question usually leads to five more. I wouldn't have it any other way.
I enjoy making sense of complex situations. I naturally see how different pieces fit together, spot connections others might miss and find ways to make things work better.
I'm fascinated by what makes people different. I naturally notice their strengths, what drives them and the little details that others might overlook.
My mind is always connecting ideas, often from completely different places. I naturally see possibilities where others see limits and enjoy finding new ways to look at familiar problems.
I'm fascinated by what makes people different. I naturally notice their strengths, what drives them and the little details that others might overlook.
I contributed a chapter to Polish Entrepreneurs: From Failure to Success, sharing the story behind my own professional reinvention.
I know what it's like to feel stuck. To have no clear idea what comes next, or so many ideas that choosing one feels impossible.
That experience shapes how I coach today. I understand the uncertainty that comes with change, and how difficult it can be to recognise the value of what you already bring.
Sometimes the hardest part isn't making a change. It's being in the middle of one, without knowing what comes next.
Success is not the whole story.
09 /THE BEAUTY OF YOUR OWN DESIGN.
Five natural talents. One particular way of seeing problems, connecting ideas and making things work.
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LEARNER
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ARRANGER
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INDIVIDUALIZATION
IDEATION
SIGNIFICANCE
The way I think. And what the means for you.
