THE TEST
The ACMC Qualification Testing: After lunch is the Test.
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The ACMC Qualification Testing: After lunch is the Test.
Fritz Perls lived long before the Era of Coaching.
“It is only a matter of time!”
It’s always a privilege to watch and listen to an expert coach at work in his or her craft.
I often learn lots of new things about Neuro-Semantics and Meta-Coaching when Neuro- Semantic Trainers and Meta-Coaches publish articles and books.
Do you know what holds you and me back from really, really listening?
Last year two people from Brazil came to Colorado to become the first two Meta-Coaches in that country, Jairo Mancilha, M.D.
A couple weeks ago I wrote about the new format to Neurons for the Self-Actualization Psychology training.
When I first began modeling expert coaches I focused on the most obvious things— the foundational skills that made them so effective and that comprised their expertise.
We have just completed the very first Coaching Mastery for ACMC credentials on continental Europe.
In Neuro-Semantics, the meta is in the details.
If you are a Meta-Coach, you are a Self-Actualization Coach.
When you go into an organization to sell Meta-Coaching and yourself as a Meta-Coach, use the power of demonstrative selling.
What if you are asking the wrong question?
In the Meta-Coaching system we have 7 conversations (clarity, decision, planning, change, experience, confrontation, or mediation conversations).
Here are some suggestions when you enter into an organization to consult in order to coach.
I began this series on Consulting to Coach by quoting the consultant expert Peter Block and his definition of “consulting.”
If you have ears to hear and eyes to see, you will hear and see your client’s presenting meta- levels.
Sometimes the process of figuring something out takes a long time.
Everything called “coaching” isn’t coaching and everyone who calls him or herself a “coach” isn’t a coach.
Coaching and consulting—in Meta-Coaching we say that coaching is not consulting and that consulting is not coaching, that these are very different modalities for interacting and…
Do you know what the point is of Day 1 in Coaching Mastery?
Three Meta-Coaches wrote to me after I asked for some examples of challenging or difficult things that clients say and each described a similar situation.
The following is a longer article than usual and one about a new development—the unifying of two models: The Axes of Change and The Crucible Model.
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