Faranak Firozan is an executive life coach based in Santa Clara, California, serving tech professionals and leaders who are ready to move beyond burnout, pressure, and autopilot living. Her coaching practice is built for individuals who have succeeded by external standards but are quietly seeking more depth, clarity, and personal alignment in their lives.
With a focus on engineers, developers, product managers, and global professionals—especially those who have relocated to Silicon Valley from other countries—Faranak helps clients navigate the complex intersection of career growth, emotional well-being, and meaningful connection. Her clients are often balancing cultural transitions, visa-related pressures, leadership demands, and personal relationship challenges, all while trying to build a fulfilling life far from their original support systems.
Faranak’s approach blends practical coaching frameworks with emotional intelligence and deep listening. She creates a judgment-free space where clients can examine patterns, explore their values, improve communication, and take action with purpose. Her work goes far beyond productivity or leadership strategy. She helps people reconnect with themselves, realign their priorities, and lead from a place that feels true—not just impressive.
Her coaching services include executive life coaching, career clarity sessions, communication and relationship coaching, and personal development for high-functioning professionals. Many of her clients come to her feeling stuck, overstretched, or unsure of what their next step should be. Through focused one-on-one sessions, Faranak supports them in defining success on their own terms and building lives that reflect who they are becoming.
Faranak Firozan’s coaching is grounded in respect, cultural awareness, and a belief that real growth happens when people are seen, supported, and empowered to make intentional choices. She works virtually with clients across the U.S. and globally.
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