Courage: Mind the Gap

Ralf Schneider
You know the moment. The meeting where you had something to say and didn't. The conversation you rehearsed in the shower and never started. The gap between what you think and what you actually do. 
That gap has a cost. In boardrooms, it's how smart organisations go blind. In relationships, it's how people who love each other become strangers. In life, it's how you wake up one day and realise you've been living someone else's version of brave. 
Courage: Mind the Gap is not a methodology. It's not a self-help book with a five-step plan disguised as wisdom. It's 56 short provocations – honest, uncomfortable, occasionally funny – designed to make you stop, think, and perhaps recognise something you've been pretending isn't yours. 
The London Underground runs through it as a metaphor: six lines, named stations, tunnels between them. But the real journey is the two-second gap between knowing what's right and actually doing it. 
This book was written to be passed on. If it's in your hands, someone thought of you. ​
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Genre: Organisational Behaviour, Self Help, Self Management