Hello, I'm Jerax, a two-time Dota 2 championship (The International) winner. I've had the privilege to work with top-tier teams OG, EG and most recently as a coach for Team Liquid. I’m dedicated to helping you understand where you stand in your gaming venture. Together, we’ll uncover your strengths, explore your goals and devise actionable plans that will help you take your next steps. Firstly, my coaching style is focused on what’s within you. We live in a society that offers solutions to our problems. But to take that information and to blindly apply it ourselves, it often misses the spot and it’s only a temporary solution. We need to get to know ourselves before we understand which information is actually useful for us. And that is what I’ll help you figure out about yourself. Secondly, drawing from my own experience and in-depth discussions with accomplished players across various competitive games, there is a clear link. Challenges such as being stuck, struggling to perform at peak levels, experiencing tilt or choke, displaying toxicity in matchmaking, and lacking motivation exist in all games at every level. I'm here to guide you through all of those. If the challenges above resonated with you, I'm your coach. I'll guide you to gain a deeper understanding of yourself, assist in making necessary adjustments, and support your journey towards achieving your goals. However, if you're in search of a coach solely focused on providing skill-based training plans instructing how to play a specific game, I may not be the right fit for you. In that case, I recommend exploring other coaches. A bit about myself: I grew up in a neighbourhood where we played a lot of video games. It was all about the sheer joy of playing, and it still is. Back then, the idea of turning it into a career never crossed my mind, it sort of just happened. I've competitively played various team games, most notably CS 1.6, TF2, Dota, Heroes of Newerth and Dota 2. Games made me who I am today, and my purpose is to share what I have learned over all these years. About booking: I strongly advise you to consider booking multiple sessions, around once per week. I say this, because the changes we want to make most of the time happen slowly, and the process of that not only happens during our sessions but also at the times when you process it on your own. In addition if I know in advance that you'll be attending multiple sessions, I can better craft those sessions for your needs. Example of my work: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GCYTRhUrBZow5kIUL5UmHGaDSIxpg_VPxFJOUjLR2cg/edit?usp=sharing