
YOUR LIFE IS SHAPED BY THE ENVIRONMENTS
YOU LIVE IN.
INSIDE AND OUT.
- Maya Rooz -

Hi, I’m Maya. Willpower is a terrible strategy for living and working well - for people and organisations alike.
When structure is missing, even the most capable people and teams burn energy just staying afloat.
In my boutique practice, I create systems that quietly support people and organisations, so focus, clarity, and execution emerge without force.
THE PRACTICE
Life isn’t meant to be a constant power struggle.
We’re taught to push harder, be more disciplined, and override ourselves - especially when things feel overwhelming. We assume the problem is us.
I see it differently.
When the right structures are in place, focus doesn’t need to be forced.
Energy is replenished instead of depleted.
Habits form with ease, not through pressure.
My work is about designing systems that quietly support you, by shaping the environments that influence how you think, feel, and act.
That might mean creating mental clarity in a distracted world.
It might mean reshaping physical space to support focus and rest.
It might mean introducing rhythms and simple systems that bring structure to time and relationships.
Always with the same intention: less friction, more energy, and a life that feels grounded.
ABOUT
I work with how people and organisations function under pressure and overwhelm.
I bring over 20 years of experience across international automotive and education environments, having lived and worked across multiple countries. Alongside senior roles inside complex organisations, I ran my own professional organising practice for over five years - shaping environments that support clarity, focus, and sustainable ways of working.
I am an ICF-accredited coach, speaker, and facilitator.
Across all formats, my work is grounded in one belief:
change only lasts when the environment supports it.

WORKING TOGETHER
There are two main ways to work with me, depending on the context you’re navigating.
If you’re unsure where you fit, start with whichever feels closest and we can work it out from there.


