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Framers Trainer Development

FACING AND SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF SMALL TRAINING

I want to underscore that Colin wrote in the last Reflection when he said that you have to “get over yourself.”

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I want to underscore that Colin wrote in the last Reflection when he said that you have to “get over yourself.” That is a great memorable quip and it was more! That description lies at the very heart of true success as a trainer. After all, as you heard us say at NSTT over and over: Training is never about you! It’s about those who have come to learn to become more skilled in something. So you really do have to get this one right if you want a solid foundation for your development as a trainer and your success in leading transformation in your trainings. What does this mean? It means getting your ego out of the way.

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