Nat Couropmitree

Nat Couropmitree guides visionary leaders to liberate themselves from the exhausting and confining mindset that they can’t be who they naturally are and experience what is meaningful. His clients learn to overcome their conditional relationship with themselves so they can thrive, do the work they’re here to do and like themselves at the same time. Nat is a Quantum Play Facilitator and the creator of the Unconditional Receiving model. Beyond his life’s work, Nat enjoys traveling and dancing the Argentine Tango with his beloved wife, Olga.

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Connecting to peace & fulfillment to become unshakable

Recently I had the pleasure of a deep conversation with my colleague Dr. Heather Clark, PharmD where we explored how the stories we tell ourselves can help us become unshakable.   Listen (and subscribe) to her podcast, Unshakable Being, where she explores inspiration and practical tools to help you shift out of stress, build resilience, and unlock …

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Be Fully You

Be fully you. ⁠Bring your fullness to every moment.⁠⁠Life is kind of this dance between allowing ourselves to show up fully expressed and finding safety in the familiar.⁠⁠What I’ve discovered is that the more I allow the full expression of me, which comes with increasingly more self-acceptance and compassion, the more alive and satisfied I …

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Embracing What Matters to *You* Opens Up Possibilities for Everyone to Thrive

One of the things I love about the Austin neighborhoods I’ve walked through is how uniquely expressive each home is. You might see a front yard that looks like a junkyard but you *know* that each item was placed intentionally, a yard that has been allowed to grow freely without any hint of upkeep, a …

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What do you need to show up better and make the impact you desire?

My wife and I are visiting our son, daughter-in-law, and 4-month old grandson, Boden. We’re helping to babysit as our daughter-in-law transitions back to working full-time. It’s been a joy. And… it’s been challenging. Disrupted sleep. A schedule different than what I’m used to. Trying to coordinate all four of our work schedules while all …

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