MALACHI THOMPSON III

I’ve been bullied. I’ve been passed over for promotion. I’ve struggled financially. I’ve felt lonely. I’ve lost loved ones.

I’ve also coached clients who’ve lost children, had life threatening illnesses, had miscarriages, been abused, been neglected and been through bankruptcy.

But I have also been a leader, a coach and an advisor to high-level leaders for almost 20 years. I’ve faced many challenges (in life and business) and I’ve coached many people through life-changing experiences. And I’ve been privy to the secret challenges of elite clients, from Elite Athletes to Senior Military Executives (Hint: they have the same challenges as the rest of us!)

I know what it feels like to be performing at the highest levels while feeling like your are stuck. As a lifelong student of human behavior, I've examined and researched what separates great performers from extraordinary performers. The findings were astonishing. It comes down to having tiny shifts in perspective. These tiny shifts in perspective have the biggest impact for those who are already achieving and creating close to or at world-class levels.

Coaching is powerful and impactful. And I help my clients make these tiny shifts that change everything.

I've been blessed to have some of my work featured in Entrepreneur, LifeHack, ThriveGlobal, Addicted2Success, The Good Men Project, CEOWORLD Magazine and Eightfold.ai.

My beautiful wife Courtney, daughter and I currently live in Germany. Our two older children reside in the USA. In my free time, I enjoy trail hiking, road biking, practicing piano, writing, traveling the world, working out, and I’m currently learning golf.

For more than a decade, I was "crushing it" in my career—yet essential areas of my life, such as my relationship with my wife and children, my faith, and my health seemed to be permanently stuck. I found myself overwhelmed and very discontent.

Let me say that again, I felt overwhelmed and discontent. As I doubled down to focus on "success", the mounting fatigue took its toll on my life experience, relationships, mental and physical health, performance, and well-being.

It was when I nearly lost my wife that I had an awakening. I knew that my love for her was still there. I had made a lot of promises to her in the beginning of our relationship that I was failing to uphold. In essence, I was a liar. I was living a lie. I knew losing her was a price I wasn't willing to pay. This is when I committed 100% of my effort to do what was necessary to become unstuck and create the life of my dreams. To achieve life mastery (spiritual, mental, and physical wellness) became my goal.

This goal led me to invest into a supercoach, a mentor, conduct high-performance research, study the Bible, coaching, psychology, and neuroscience. Every year, I build my own professional development curriculum so that I can serve more powerfully. Today, I do what I love with the people I love. I live, work and play in some of the most interesting places in the world.