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'THINKING' AS A WAY TO CHANGE THE WORLD

Nearly ten years ago I detailed the 100+ words in English that describe thinking and the seven key ways that thinking goes wrong, seven ways in which we engage in pseudo-thinking.

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COACHING AS PROBLEM-SOLVING

Recently in introducing the very first 5-Minute Manager training in Hong Kong, I began by making one of the most important distinctions between managing and coaching.

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WHO WANTS TO BE A VISIONARY LEADER AMONG US?

When you are a trainer, you are a leader—after all, you are leading people to learn about Neuro- Semantics, Meta-States, Meta-Coaching, Self-Actualization, or any of the 50 gateway…

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SELLING ISN'T AN ART, IT'S NEURO-SEMANTICS 3 Keys to Sell Better Your Trainings

As a trainer who understands the importance of virtuous patterns and the eradication of detrimental ones in leadership, I know the immense value we offer.

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GLOBAL THINKERS: WELCOME TO THE SENSORY WORLD!

People who tend to think globally or generally rather than specifically and precisely are constantly asking me, “Okay, so how do I learn to think more specifically?”

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