Ruben Perczek's guest appearances

Ruben Perczek

Second Freedom Podcast

infinite pie thinking

Marilyn Paul

Tracy McCubbin

Layne Beachley

Sean Conway

Ian Bell

Emily Chang

Jason Robinson

Mark Bennett

Damian Hughes

David Daniel

Mark Eglinton

Irwin Kula

Dan Abrahams

Charlie Sampson

Lee Carseldine

OwlTail

Doc Ruben Perczek is a High Performance Strategist who specialises in supporting his clients to create success and make a sustainable impact through the development of top talent. He describes the people he and his team serve as "co-creators of change" and "conscious high performers." "Co-creators" because they know that sustainable positive change in high performance occurs through shared collaboration to find solutions that generate success, and "conscious" because they are aware that the path to success in high performance requires a constant openness to learning. This desire to help others followed his own involvement and achievements in sports. 5 national championships, and a ranking in the world youth top 5 before his 15th birthday, Doc Ruben competed on the professional tennis circuit as a member of the Colombian Davis Cup team. His training in high-performance sports led him to discover his purpose. He looked to focus on and explore how to uncap the highest potential of high performers in sports and public life.As a result he decided to train academically to increase his impact. His work at the University of California at Irvine led him to specialise at the Stanford School of Medicine where he began to develop his own methodology which he went on to eventually define as  "The 7 Roots of Potential". Based on framework and his strategic discipline and approach, he helps public leaders and professional sports institutions. His focus and intention is top evolve high performing cultures, guiding the alignment within leadership teams and the development of their top talent, without killing spirit and passion along the way.In the last 20 years, Dr. Ruben Perczek has worked to support and develop high performance cultures and leaders in organisations across various sectors and industries, including the sports and public service industries. His experience as a strategic advisor includes his work with The Oxford Leadership Academy, Governments of Canada and Mexico,  Shambhala Institute of Authentic Leadership, International Forum for Environmental Sustainability - Government of Iceland, adidas NA and LATAM, The Office of the Mayor in Miami, Florida, ShopRite, Department of Athletics at the University of Miami, and head coaches and professional athletes in diverse Olympic and professional sports.In this conversation we discuss what we mean by high performance, the difference between problem solving and possibility discovery, the idea of getting back to a blank slate and the concept of being ok with not knowing. We talk about the fact that we don’t have to always feel like we have all the answers. That if we move from constantly problem solving and looking to provide the answers and solutions, and move towards discovering possibilities and starting to ask more questions, and exploring more opportunities, then we can achieve great things. Why not head over to docruben.com and you can find out more about Dr Ruben Perczek Ph.D and his work. Of course if you want to hear more great stories from remarkable people, or find out more about our coaching, consultancy or new audio services and how they can help you to improve your performance both individually and organizationally, then head over to infinitepie.co.uk. Get in touch or arrange a quick discovery call to discuss and explore it further. It will be great to hear from you.

Doc Ruben Perczek is a High Performance Strategist who specialises in supporting his clients to create success and make a sustainable impact through the development of top talent. He describes the people he and his team serve as "co-creators of change" and "conscious high performers." "Co-creators" because they know that sustainable positive change in high performance occurs through shared collaboration to find solutions that generate success, and "conscious" because they are aware that the path to success in high performance requires a constant openness to learning. This desire to help others followed his own involvement and achievements in sports. 5 national championships, and a ranking in the world youth top 5 before his 15th birthday, Doc Ruben competed on the professional tennis circuit as a member of the Colombian Davis Cup team. His training in high-performance sports led him to discover his purpose. He looked to focus on and explore how to uncap the highest potential of high performers in sports and public life.As a result he decided to train academically to increase his impact. His work at the University of California at Irvine led him to specialise at the Stanford School of Medicine where he began to develop his own methodology which he went on to eventually define as  "The 7 Roots of Potential". Based on framework and his strategic discipline and approach, he helps public leaders and professional sports institutions. His focus and intention is top evolve high performing cultures, guiding the alignment within leadership teams and the development of their top talent, without killing spirit and passion along the way.In the last 20 years, Dr. Ruben Perczek has worked to support and develop high performance cultures and leaders in organisations across various sectors and industries, including the sports and public service industries. His experience as a strategic advisor includes his work with The Oxford Leadership Academy, Governments of Canada and Mexico,  Shambhala Institute of Authentic Leadership, International Forum for Environmental Sustainability - Government of Iceland, adidas NA and LATAM, The Office of the Mayor in Miami, Florida, ShopRite, Department of Athletics at the University of Miami, and head coaches and professional athletes in diverse Olympic and professional sports.In this conversation we discuss what we mean by high performance, the difference between problem solving and possibility discovery, the idea of getting back to a blank slate and the concept of being ok with not knowing. We talk about the fact that we don’t have to always feel like we have all the answers. That if we move from constantly problem solving and looking to provide the answers and solutions, and move towards discovering possibilities and starting to ask more questions, and exploring more opportunities, then we can achieve great things. Why not head over to <a href="https://docruben.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">docruben.com</a> and you can find out more about Dr Ruben Perczek Ph.D and his work. Of course if you want to hear more great stories from remarkable people, or find out more about our coaching, consultancy or new audio services and how they can help you to improve your performance both individually and organizationally, then head over to <a href="https://infinitepie.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">infinitepie.co.uk.</a> Get in touch or arrange a quick discovery call to discuss and explore it further. It will be great to hear from you.

Doc Ruben Perczek the High Performance Strategist

In this 12th episode, I interview Dr. Ruben Perczek about his life and experiences as a high performance athlete, coach, speaker, and spiritual practitioner.  Dr. Ruben is a highly sought after speaker, coach, and advisor to individuals, teams, and organizations, but it is his story and his life experiences that are the most fascinating part of who he is.  He challenges us to constantly ask ourselves the question Why am I here?  Who am I? And these are not questions that are to be answered with our minds, but instead with our entire being and the greater energy/awareness that we all have access to. Ruben shares his story of walking away from the world of professional sports at 21, how his lineage helped him to see how power and the desire to win can have dire impacts, and where spirituality and knowledge of self sit at the center of being a "successful" person. He also shares his "7 Roots of Potential" that he has gleaned from being a high performer and working with/coaching high performers for 30 years.  These are the 7 intentions or signals that you are living from a place of high potential.  The include an openness to learning (about self, others, and the world), having a curious attitude, an ability to partner with others, and being about something bigger than yourself.  He shares all 7 of these high potential areas and then challenges the listeners to become aware of our experience and the way we each construct our reality.   A few items that Ruben mentioned during the interview: You can find his website and more about him at http://rubenperczek.com/about-ruben/ You can read more about Integral Theory at https://integrallife.com/

In this 12th episode, I interview Dr. Ruben Perczek about his life and experiences as a high performance athlete, coach, speaker, and spiritual practitioner.  Dr. Ruben is a highly sought after speaker, coach, and advisor to individuals, teams, and organizations, but it is his story and his life experiences that are the most fascinating part of who he is.  He challenges us to constantly ask ourselves the question Why am I here?  Who am I? And these are not questions that are to be answered with our minds, but instead with our entire being and the greater energy/awareness that we all have access to. Ruben shares his story of walking away from the world of professional sports at 21, how his lineage helped him to see how power and the desire to win can have dire impacts, and where spirituality and knowledge of self sit at the center of being a "successful" person. He also shares his "7 Roots of Potential" that he has gleaned from being a high performer and working with/coaching high performers for 30 years.  These are the 7 intentions or signals that you are living from a place of high potential.  The include an openness to learning (about self, others, and the world), having a curious attitude, an ability to partner with others, and being about something bigger than yourself.  He shares all 7 of these high potential areas and then challenges the listeners to become aware of our experience and the way we each construct our reality.   A few items that Ruben mentioned during the interview: You can find his website and more about him at <a href="http://rubenperczek.com/about-ruben/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://rubenperczek.com/about-ruben/</a> You can read more about Integral Theory at <a href="https://integrallife.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://integrallife.com/</a>

Episode 12: Unlocking Our Potential with Dr. Ruben Perczek