NEW META-MODEL DISTINCTION: Static Words
Several sent in questions this past week asking about when and how it came about that I extended the Meta-Model.
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Several sent in questions this past week asking about when and how it came about that I extended the Meta-Model.
You know about the original, classic Meta-Model of Language that was developed in NLP in 1975, that I have been covering in the past articles.
Having covered the first four distortions, there is the last one in the original Meta-Model list— presuppositions.
The ability to twist and distort language so that you can construct new ideas and concepts holds the power to create exceedingly inventive things that can make life a hundred times…
If you want to know how people can really create strange, weird, destructive, and even pathological mental maps— look no further than the linguistic distortions.
You may or may not be aware of the fact that we give certificates to 98% of the participants at NSTT during Trainers’ Training whereas with ACMC we provide 0% Certificates (the…
When I first learned the Meta-Model, I didn’t get it.
The simplest facet of the Meta-Model is deletions.
While Geraldine and I were on a hike the other day, she was talking about the Meta-Model as a coaching tool, as the essence of NLP, and as the key to communication.
If you’re going to use the Meta-Model in coaching, you have to know what it is.
“Bad terminology is the enemy of good thinking.”
When we benchmark, we benchmark your skills.
Some cognitions that you have and that your coaching client have are 100 percent pure fallacy.
The cognitive fallacies differ from the cognitive distortions and the cognitive biases.
The biggest problem with the cognitive biases is how they are so seductive.
You and I coach biased clients.
In contrast to the cognitive distortions which are always inadequate and which inevitably distort things, the cognitive biases are frequently quite useful.
It’s one thing to know and recognize cognitive distortions in your clients (and also in your own thinking and talking!), it is an entirely different thing to know how to respond to…
As a Meta-Coach, you know what cognitive distortions are and why they are important to you as a coach.
Regarding the quality of your coaching and its effectiveness in the lives of your clients, the bottom line is this: A coaching client’s success and achievement is dependent on the…
We call it deliberate practice and use this very special kind of practice when it comes to training Meta-Coaching as well as many, many other skills.
When you train, teach, coach, consult, mentor, or parent, you are enabling someone to learn.
Sometimes, just sometimes, when people come for coaching and they are serious about achieving certain outcomes, they are then shocked— stunned— surprised — and even frustrated to…
You want results; your clients want results.
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