What if courage isn’t loud or reactive, but rooted in clarity and innate? This final reflection explores the difference between reaction and response, why clarity is essential for wise action, and how settling “contaminated thinking” allows fresh insight, possibility, and effective leadership to emerge. In an age of fragmentation, this piece points to clarity as our highest ground for meaningful action. Read More
What if your best performance isn’t about doing more, but thinking less? In this post we explore the playful but powerful formula P = U – T (Performance = Potential minus Thought/Interference), inspired by Timothy Gallwey and the idea that the space between doing and thinking is where our true flow lives. We’ll laugh a little at our over-thinking selves, tip our hats to distractions, and discover how to make more happen by thinking a little less. Read More
The text discusses the universal language of insecurity characterized by self-doubt and regret. It emphasizes that these thoughts are temporary, suggesting recognition and acceptance rather than judgment, to promote clarity and understanding. Read More
Rick Ruppenthal | COACHING