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DON'T COACH A NOUN!

Part I - DON'T COACH A NOUN! If you ask a client for what she wants in the coaching, and she gives you a noun-immediately run away as fast as you can! Run-unless you're a Meta-Coach. If you are a Meta-Coach then interrogate that Noun as if it were on the Terrorist watch-list. Treat that noun as if your client had a

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Part I —

 

DON’T COACH A NOUN!

 

If you ask a client for what she wants in the coaching, and she gives you a noun—immediately run away as fast as you can!  Run—unless you’re a Meta-Coach.   If you are a Meta-Coach then interrogate that Noun as if it were on the Terrorist watch-list.  Treat that noun as if your client had a magical machine by which he just froze the very energies of the universe.  Why?  Because, even though your client only accidently violated one of the basic laws of the universe, she was probably completely unaware of what she did and/or the severe consequences she has put in motion.   Now it’s up to you to help your client understand and change her ways.

·             What fundamental law of the universe did your client violate?

·             What severe consequences has your client initiated that has horrible consequences for himself and others?