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About True Worth Coaching
Stewarding Deep Value
About Hanri Mostert
Presence, not performance.
Acknowledging the power of being, over doing.
Authorship, not approval.
Your voice, your truth, your direction. That's what matters.
“My work has always been about value – how we hold it, how we distort it, and how we restore it.”
With a career spanning decades in law and governance scholarship, and systems transformation, Hanri Mostert brings grounded presence and rigorous intellect to the people and institutions she works with. As a Professor of Law and holder of a SARChI Research Chair in Mineral Law, her expertise lies in understanding how value flows: through legal frameworks, resource systems, and their human stewards.
Her coaching work is a natural extension of this inquiry: a space where individuals, teams, and leaders can pause, breathe, and return to themselves. Clients describe her presence as calm, spacious, and softly authoritative – the kind that allows for quiet but lasting transformation.
Known for her rare combination of intellectual clarity and human warmth, Hanri supports people in reconnecting with what truly matters: Not performance, but presence. Not approval, but authorship. Not to prove, but to honour the worth already there.
She is trained in both Integral Coaching® and ORSC® (Organisation and Relationship Systems Coaching), and her coaching is shaped by a belief in the dignity of all people and the possibility of sustainable, inner-aligned change.
Honouring, not proving, the worth already there.
Coaching begins with remembering what’s always been true.
“Stewardship isn’t just a professional stance. It’s a way of being with others. My coaching holds space for people and teams to be who they know they were always meant to be, for themselves and with each other.”
Professor Hanri Mostert
B.A, LL.B, LL.M, LL.D (Stellenbosch University)
CfD, PCC (Centre for Coaching, UCT and New Ventures West)
ORSC® (CRR Global)
SARChI Research Chair: Mineral Law (University of Cape Town)
ICF - Certified Professional Integral® Coach
ORSC® - Trained Practitioner
True Worth Coaching's
Driving Ethos
A quiet manifesto for meaningful, sustainable change:
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A person’s worth is innate: it need not be earned or proven, only remembered.
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Insight arises from presence; not pressure, advice, or performance.
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Systems and selves are not separate. Healing one gives the other a chance to transform.
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Coaching is not correction; it is witnessing, holding, and evoking a return to one’s balance, voice and inner authority.
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Worth remembered is power awakened: It makes space for boundless potential to mature into purpose.
“From severe anxiety to calm presence – coaching with Hanri changed the course of my career and my life.”
J, C-Suite Executive
The Approach
How the theory is applied
"Coaching is how I witness human worth. It’s not about fixing or advising, it’s about offering the kind of presence that allows awareness to rise."
Just as her legal work centres on stewarding value within systems, Hanri’s coaching focuses on the internal systems that shape human experience. Her approach is neither prescriptive nor motivational in the shallow sense; it is structured, intentional, and profoundly respectful.
The True Worth coaching approach is rooted in two globally respected methodologies: Integral Coaching® and ORSC® (Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching). Both these methods support sustained change at the level of patterns, perceptions, and possibilities.
“For an organisation to transform, its people need to know how to value – and that begins with knowing your own worth.”
By applying these methods, Hanri’s True Worth coaching practice invites awareness, alignment, and meaningful change. The aim is not advice or performance, but insight: the kind that restores inner authorship and strengthens the capacity to live from one’s values..
The process is attuned, steady, and grounded in the belief that deep change arises when people are met with presence, clarity, and dignity. Clients describe the experience as mind-opening, insightful, and empowering. It is a process that honours pace, preserves dignity, and restores connection to what matters most.
“Hanri’s insight helped me become unstuck again – her calm, grounded presence gave me space to move forward.”
M, Lawyer