MALACHI THOMPSON III

ABOUT MALACHI

I’ve been overlooked. Broke.

On the outside, I was performing.

On the inside, I was barely holding it together

I’ve buried loved ones. Watched dreams stall. Lost traction in my marriage.

And felt the silent pressure of being stuck—even while succeeding.

I’ve also coached people through the fire:

Miscarriages. Bankruptcy. Abuse. Fatigue. Grief.

Founders. Fighters. Fathers.

After nearly two decades working with elite performers—military commanders, pro athletes, CEOs—I’ve seen the truth up close:

Everyone has hidden battles.

And most don’t need more motivation.

They need a better internal operating system.

That’s what I do.

I don’t just coach high performers.

I reconstruct elite operators from the inside out—starting with identity.

Because performance always flows from the person you believe you are. And the future you’re willing to become.

My mission is simple:

Activate Your Genius. Lead Your Field With Precision. Create a Lasting Positive Impact on the World.

That mission drives every challenge, bootcamp, council, and conversation I lead. Because when you align with your future self, everything accelerates: decisions, direction, destiny.

My work has been featured in Entrepreneur, LifeHack, Thrive Global, Addicted2Success, The Good Men Project, CEOWORLD Magazine, and Eightfold.ai.

I live in Germany with my brilliant wife, Courtney, and our daughter. Our two older children live in the U.S. When I’m not coaching or creating, I’m hiking trails, pedaling through the countryside, studying piano, traveling the world, lifting heavy things—or slicing golf balls into the trees with relentless hope.

👀 What Most People Don’t Know About Me

For years, I was winning in the world—and losing at home.

Promotions. Recognition. Leadership.

From the outside, it looked like momentum.

But inside? My marriage was strained. My connection with my kids was fading. My faith felt distant.

I was exhausted. Restless. Quietly unraveling.

Let me say it clearly:

I was overwhelmed and discontent.

The harder I pushed for success, the further I drifted from the man I said I wanted to become.

Until I almost lost my wife.

That moment shattered the illusion—and gave me clarity.

I realized I’d been living out of alignment with the man I promised I’d be. Not because I stopped loving her—but because I stopped leading with truth. I made promises I wasn’t keeping. And I wasn’t willing to lose her over a lie.

That was my turning point.

I stopped chasing success—and started reconstructing me.

I committed to truth. To wholeness.

To becoming the kind of man who could build the future he claimed to want.

I hired a supercoach.

I studied the Bible, neuroscience, and performance psychology.

I rebuilt my habits. My mindset. My marriage.

Every year, I now craft my own transformation curriculum—to keep growing, leading, and serving with precision.

I don’t coach from theory.

I coach from the trenches.

From experience. From alignment. From the future I’m still becoming.