It took more than a century for humanity to accept that the Earth revolves around the sun. It took decades for doctors to accept that washing their hands saved lives. What makes us resist obvious truths? And are we standing at the edge of another paradigm shift in psychology today? Read More
What if problems aren’t obstacles at all, but moments when thinking has tightened just enough to invite a return to clarity? From an inside-out view, problems don’t demand fixing so much as understanding. And when the mind settles, solutions often arrive with surprising ease, elegance, and even a bit of mischief. Read More
What if falling in love is natural and effortless — and thinking is what pulls us out? A quiet reflection on love, thought, and remembering what was never lost. Read More
What if our declining health isn’t a motivation problem, but a participation problem? A look back at Canada’s ParticipACTION vision reveals a simple truth we may have forgotten: health emerges naturally when life invites movement. Read More
What if the problem isn’t what you’re feeling, but being afraid of it? A gentle reflection on experience, illusion, and the quiet freedom that comes from understanding how our inner world is created. Read More
Rick Ruppenthal | COACHING