DEEP DIVE INTO EXPERTISE
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When I listened to the CNN interview this past Thursday (August 29) between the interviewer and the presidential candidate, I listened with my NLP-ears.
If there is one distinction that we in Neuro-Semantics have demonstrated that sets us apart from the way the field of NLP operates, it is our focus on collaboration.
When you complete Module III, Coaching Mastery, you have all of the models, patterns, and coaching skills that you need to get started.
I remember vividly a 3-day training where we had our training manual and the explicit content and details ahead of time.
After releasing the first book on The Deep Dive, several people asked me about this frame in NLP and Neuro-Semantics.
We have just completed Module III of Meta-Coaching, the ACMC training, in the island country of Mauritius which is in the Indian Ocean—east of South Africa 5 hours by flight.
How vulnerable are you when you are in the trainer role?
Is it time for you to discover how The Inner Game works and how to successfully play it?
To ask for coaching and to pay for coaching, you can expect that clients have some kind of diagnosis about themselves, their lives, their inner experiences, and what they want or…
I recently re-read one of the classic NLP books, Frogs Into Princes (1978).
I should have written Thinking for Humans first, but I did not.
My client was a lady in her early 40s.
1) Internally empowered By using your powers of mind-and-emotion, of speech, and body you can use your response-powers to explore the world, take effective action, test, and…
Above and beyond the world that you live in and deal with, there is another world that you carry in your head—a mental model of the world.
In Blink: The Power of thinking without Thinking (2005), Malcolm Gladwell argues that there are times when expertise manifests itself in a blink-of-an-eye.*1 While it does not…
There is a problem with regular distractions—they encourage shallow processing.
You live in two worlds—the outside world of sights,sounds, sensations, smells and tastes and the inside world of ideas, thoughts, memories, imaginations, beliefs, etc.
I have often observed kitten coaches.
Facilitating peer groups with shared interests is an important skill for trainers.
Therapy is weird. What’s truly strange, weird, and unique is that the therapist cannot directly effect the learning and change that the client wants and needs.
Are you coaching these days with an eye on becoming an expert?
As a trainer, those who attend your APG trainings will undoubtedly ask you, “Where did the idea of Accessing Personal Genius come from and how did it develop in the APG process?”
While it is forever true that “as you think, so you are,” knowing what you really think is not so easy.
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