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Meta-Coaching Morpheus

A WORKER OF AND WITH INVISIBILITY

What is Meta-Coaching and what does a Meta-Coach do?

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What is Meta-Coaching and what does a Meta-Coach do? I recently said to a group in China that Meta-Coaching means working with the invisible structures of a client’s inner world. Unlike Consultants, Mentors, Therapists, and Trainers who offer “expert knowledge” that will enrich the content information and understanding of a client’s world, a Coach and especially a Meta-Coach has no expert knowledge of the client’s content to offer. What should the client do? Who should the client marry? What business should the client get into? What legal advice does the client need right now? Or medical advice? Or financial advice? A coach has nothing to say about all of that.

Coaches, and especially Meta-Coaches, are not content experts. Our expertise lies elsewhere. A highly trained coach is an expert of process. He or she is an expert in seeing and working with the invisible structures that govern the client’s experiences at a higher (or meta) level. So, as a Meta-Coach, you are a worker of and with invisibility!