About Me
​Hi, my name is Mircea Bosinceanu.
I am 26 years old, born and raised in Bucharest, Romania, until the age of 14.
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For the past 12 years, I have been living abroad in Switzerland, where I graduated at the top of my class from the Economic School in Zurich.
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After graduation, I decided to work as an accountant, and today I find myself back in my hometown, Bucharest.
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In 2012 I left for Switzerland because my family decided to restructure.
By restructuring, I mean divorcing.​​
Making the decision to leave for Switzerland was easy.
You see, I never felt truly connected to anything while living in Bucharest, Romania.
​The family atmosphere, school, and friendships were quite nonexistent for me.
I was so fed up with everything around me.
The only person I considered family was my mom, and she has consistently proven that to me, time and time again, even to this day.
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Now that I’m back in Bucharest, Romania, I’m trying to pick up where I left off with the rest of my family and see what kind of relationships I can rebuild.
Despite all the challenges I faced, I never went to therapy.
I confronted my problems head-on. Looking back, it wasn’t easy by any means.
There were times I thought I wouldn't make it. I felt lonely, but I wasn’t truly alone— I thank God I had my mom.
Surrounded by negativity, toxicity, pressure, solitude, and stress not only in Romania but also in Switzerland.
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Not only in my everyday life but also at school and around family.
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While in Switzerland, some of the family-related toxicity faded, but new challenges emerged, and others intensified as a result of moving to a foreign country.
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I found refuge at a young age in self improvement, various hobbies and especially basketball.
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As a result of my dedication, I was gifted by God a great opportunity to inspire some of the youth along the way.
And now, the youth are inspiring other young athletes themselves.
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They have also developed into better players than I ever was.
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You see, ​I was SO DETERMINED to see myself play in the NBA.
That dedication turned into an obsession.
I poured my heart and soul into this game, even though all the odds were against me.
I lacked the right guidance, and my parents weren’t fully invested in my plan.
I navigated my way through the storm
on my own.
The plan, the dream—it was something I never wanted to let go of.
I couldn’t picture myself doing anything else but to play in the NBA.
It was all I wanted, and deep down, I knew I was going to make it. That feeling was indescribable.
Back then, I wished I had the right guidance—someone as dedicated as I was.
I had people telling me I’d never make it, that I should give up, that my dreams were too big.
But, unfortunately for them, I made it.
You see, I don’t need anyone’s approval to know I’ve succeeded. That’s how much I’ve worked on myself and the way I see reality today.
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That’s why I created this program—to provide the guidance and support I wished I had from my parents, friends, and coaches.
Check out my page!
See what I wrote about
“The Revolutionary Coaching Method”
below.
