COACHING TO MEANING

As a Meta-Coach, you coach to meaning. Whatever situation your client provides you, whether it is a desired outcome that he is struggling to achieve or whether it is a problem that stands in her way and which needs to ve solved— you are dealing with that person’s meanings. And because of this, as a Neuro-Semanticist, you have a tremendous advantage over other coaches who typically focus on behavior, or emotion, or on techniques. Instead, you focus on meaning. You are asking such questions as: What meanings are informing and creating this person’s experiences? What meanings are missing that this person needs? What meanings need to be suspended and unlearned because they are either dated (old) or irrelevant (redundant)?

As a Meta-Coach, you know the first four most basic meaning-construction questions. What are they? Can you quote them from memory? Okay, if not, then here they are.

1) What is it?

2) How does it work?

3) What is its significance?

4) What are you going to do?