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THINKING AS CONSIDERING
It began with a conversation about fishing.
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JOBS OF THE FUTURE
Anthony Pinto, Neuro-Semantic Trainer in Malaysia, and one of the representatives of that Institute, sent the following to the leadership team a few days ago.
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NLP AS AN EPISTEMOLOGY
One day in 1997 at the Visionary Leadership Conference in Santa Cruz California, I joined one of the small focused groups.
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THEY JUST DO NOT KNOW HOW TO THINK
“The fundamental cause of trouble in the world today is that the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.”
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CHALLENGE: WRITE AN ARTICLE
Thinking about promoting Neuro-Semantics, one of the key ways we can do that is through writing.
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BELIEFS AND THE HOUSE OF MEANING
A long, long time ago in a century before this one, Bob and I worked out the actual structure of beliefs and we discover something stupendous for the field of NLP.
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IT’S HOW MORE THAN WHAT
The idea that some people don’t know how to think probably sounds preposterous at first glance.
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USING COACHING ESSENTIALS TOOLS TO DESIGN TRAININGS
What training have you attended that you remember the most?
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THE CONTENT DIMENSIONS & PHENOMENOLOGY
Now for the five Content dimensions of the Matrix Model.
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WHEN ONE MINUTE MANAGERS DO PROBLEM-SOLVING
What is the bottom line for managers?
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THE 6 LEVELS OF EMOTIONAL STATE MASTERY
As Neuro-Semantics trainers we regularly train others how to access and manage their emotional states, but what does mastery of a state actually look like over time?
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PHENOMENOLOGY & THE MATRIX MODEL
I originally put the Matrix Model together in 2001 after publishing Frame Games (1999).
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EMPOWERMENT IN A CHAOTIC WORLD
What was Fritz Perls and Virginia Satir after as each of them took a different route to actualizing one’s authentic self?
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ONE MINUTE MANAGER/FACILITATOR
Given that I’m proposing that we can shorten the learning time for a Manager/Facilitator to get to the heart of an issue when addressing an employee’s problem as well as how we can…
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EMPOWERMENT IN A CHAOTIC WORLD
What was Fritz Perls and Virginia Satir after as each of them took a different route to actualizing one’s authentic self?
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GETTING TO THE HEART OF EXPERIENCE
If you ask, “What is Phenomenology?”
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SHORTENING THE TIME FRAME FOR BECOMING A ONE-MINUTE MANAGER
When it comes to the new Associated Certified Professional Facilitator (ACPF) for managers in organizations and business owners, if they have to become professional coaches in…
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QUALIFICATION QUESTIONS
When I was a child, we used to play 20 Questions when taking a road trip, whether it was just 30 minutes or a couple hours.
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PHENOMENOLOGY’S FOCUS ON EXPERIENCE
I actually began reading in the field of Phenomenology prior to becoming aware of NLP.
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HOW ABOUT TRAINING RESILIENCE?
If people today truly need anything—it is resilience.
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BECOMING A ONE-MINUTE COACH
If Blanchard and Johnson conceptualized the idea of a One Minute Manager in their book by that title way back in 1981, then if we conceptualize the idea of a One Minute Coach here…
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RENEWING OUR IDENTITY AS TRAINERS
I did my NSTT back in 2012 in Grand Junction.
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NLP as Phenomenology
The opening reflection in a series exploring NLP and phenomenology.
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THE ONE-MINUTE COACH
A long time ago in a Universe which now seems far, far away, Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson wrote a little book, The One Minute Manager (1981).
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