Edwin Pitono Dr. Med. MBA

The “coach for busy, health seeking, performing professionals” — I identified myself as someone who worked very hard and hard work alone didn’t get me where I want. It needed to be balanced with other soft skills such as emotional intelligence and a lot of philosophy. My journey resonates a lot with people who work in rapid, busy, high-pressure professional setting.

I guide a select group of clients and participants through practical, neuroscience-based and psychologically grounded approaches to personal growth and mental resilience. My work blends insights from a decade of medical practice, multicultural experience, and personal development.

Early in my career, I trained as a medical doctor, worked in general practice, and earned an MBA while living and working across multiple countries. I’ve taken on diverse roles — from clinical practice to lab management. Coaching is the hardest because I have to learn a new role. In marketing, sales, websites. This has taught me one thing: there’s rarely a single way to approach life or leadership, and every individual has inherent wisdom waiting to be unlocked.

My coaching journey has been an intense experience that I could see as a glass half full or glass half empty. I chose the first. And that’s a mindset that I did not grow with but that I learned. So I transition into coaching, helping teams and individuals to prevent burnout, build resilience, and communicate effectively under pressure. Along the way, I’ve been inspired by hospitals, international organizations, and mental health initiatives, and I aim to support underserved populations such as refugees. My approach combines practicality with deep human insight, showing clients how to leverage their unconscious mind to create lasting change.