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Why Chemistry Matters in Coaching (And Why It’s Not a Sales Line)
Coaching isn’t about techniques. It’s about trust. That’s why the first conversation matters so much. A free discovery call isn’t a pitch. It’s a conversation. A chance to explore what you’re facing, how you think, and whether working together actually makes sense. Chemistry isn’t a bonus -it’s essential. Without it, even the best tools won’t land. Coaching asks you to think honestly, challenge assumptions, and sometimes sit with uncomfortable truths. That only works if you f

Mark Collins
Jan 16


From Overthinking to Decisive Action: Closing the Gap Between Capability and Results
One of the most common frustrations I hear is this: “I know I’m capable of more—but I’m not moving.” Overthinking is rarely about lack of intelligence. In fact, it often affects high performers the most. When you see multiple angles, anticipate consequences, and carry responsibility, your mind stays busy. The issue isn’t thinking too much. It’s thinking without resolution. When decisions pile up, confidence erodes—not because you don’t trust yourself, but because nothing feel

Mark Collins
Jan 16


Modern Masculinity: Strong Enough to Think, Not Just Endure
Men today are navigating a strange contradiction. The old rules don’t fully apply anymore, but the new ones aren’t clearly written. Be resilient, but open. Lead, but listen. Provide, but be present. Look after others, but don’t neglect yourself. It’s no wonder so many men feel stretched thin. For generations, strength was defined by endurance -keep going, don’t complain, deal with it. And endurance still matters. But endurance without reflection often turns into suppression.

Mark Collins
Jan 16


When Pushing Through Stops Working: Why Clarity Beats Grit
Most men are good at pushing through. Deadlines loom, pressure builds, responsibilities stack up and you keep moving. You problem-solve, compartmentalise, and tell yourself you’ll deal with it later. That approach probably got you far. It might even be part of how you define yourself. But there comes a point where pushing through stops working. Not because you’re weak. Not because you’ve failed. But because grit without clarity eventually turns into noise. I work with men who

Mark Collins
Jan 16
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