Unlearning the Inner Rules

Have you ever heard the phrases “Be nice,” “Be perfect,” or “Hurry up”?

These unconscious injunctions shape our lives in ways we often don’t even realize. Join Virginie Jullien for an interactive talk where you'll uncover how these societal expectations impact your decisions, career, and well-being. Expect thought-provoking discussions, practical tips, and an interactive space to reflect and begin embracing your true self, free from limiting beliefs. This session is perfect for anyone tired of being told to “be nice.”

Virginie Jullien addresses the unconscious societal messages that influence our behavior, particularly in women, and explores the "Good Girl Syndrome."

The session’s goal is to help participants recognize the weight of these beliefs in both their personal and professional lives, and provide practical tools to begin dismantling them.

About our Speaker,

Virginie Jullien, is a 44-year-old Belgian coach who recently returned to Belgium after a

4-years expatriation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. With a background in consulting, she transitioned into coaching with a clear mission: to help women reflect on their lives and refocus on what truly matters to them.

Specializing in life transitions, Virginie has personally navigated several herself, including motherhood, recovering from burnout, career changes, and living abroad. This experience fuels her belief that no one is ever truly stuck—we all have the power to reinvent ourselves.

At the core of her coaching practice is self-care. Virginie believes that taking care of yourself—body, mind, heart, and soul—gives you the power to create a fulfilling life and positively impact those around you.

A Certified Professional Coach (CPC) with PCC accreditation from the International Coaching Federation (ICF), Virginie is also trained in transactional analysis, neuroscience, and family constellations, which she integrates into her coaching approach. She is an active member of ICF and an alumnus of the ACSM (Association of Coaching Supervisors and Mentors Malaysia) and the Cherie Blair Foundation.

This event is organized in collaboration with our partners Degroof Petercam.