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WHAT’S SO SPECIAL ABOUT PCMC?
In announcing that the only place this year where we will conduct PCMC is Hong Kong, one Meta-Coach wrote and asked: “What’s so special about PCMC?
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PARENTING #101 Bonding for Healthy Attachment
What does it mean to parent, to raise healthy children, to be a “good” parent?
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PARENTING #101 You Parent as You Were Parented!
Would like to hear something really scary?
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PARENTING #101 A New Neuro-Semantic Training
I don’t remember when or why I first did the “Parenting 101" introduction.
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CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Here at NSTT Bali during the Leadership Summit, the International Leadership Team recently discussed the following question.
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WHEN YOU DEAL WITH A SHORT-TERM THINKER
Short-term thinkers— these are the people who focus on the short-term benefits, gains, and results when going after a goal.
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TELL ME ABOUT YOUR QUESTIONS
One of behaviors under the category of Listening, and one at the level of three (3), is “hearing a client’s questions.”
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THINK “THINKING”
At the heart of what you do when you coach is offer a different kind of thinking than the thinking of your client.
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HEARING THE MATRIX
If you listen, really listen, you can hear the matrix.
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ANSWERS TO “THE TEST” AT ACMC
As you well know, on Day 8 of Coaching Mastery, when you return from lunch we have “The Test.”
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COACHING AS A CORRECTIVE CONVERSATION
In Meta-Coaching we say that the coaching conversation is not a normal conversation; it is unique, special, and un-normal.
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MORE MEMORY EMPOWERMENT
By understanding memory as a dynamic process intimately related to thinking, there are actually lots of things you can do to develop a richer and more robust memory.
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EMPOWERING YOUR MEMORY
While having a good memory is not a prerequisite for coaching, it certainly helps.
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THE ART OF MANAGING UPWARD
When you manage things and systems, you typically manage things under your control.
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WHEN YOU’RE NOT CAREFUL
Last week I read a book from a “Master” NLP Trainer which was at times excellent and at times a mess.
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WARNING: GLOBAL THINKING
A larger crisis on Planet Earth than global warming is global thinking.
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WHY YOU SHOULD MEMORIZE THE META-MODEL QUESTIONS
Last week I sent out a list of 18 Meta-Model Questions with the suggestion that you memorized these!
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THE ORIGINS OF MASLOW’S PYRAMID
For years I searched for the person who first drew a pyramid (or a triangle) to represent Maslow’s idea of the hierarchy of needs.
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MODELING YOUR CLIENT’S MATRIX
Experience —as you know from your Meta-Coach studies is layered.
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MODELING TRACKING A CLIENT’S EXPERIENCE
In the first article on “Coach as Modeler,” I noted that you model your client’s experience, both what he wants and want he does not want, in order to understand him on his terms.
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MODELING AS AN ASPECT OF COACHING
What is it that you’re attempting to do when you work with a client?
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THE SKILL OF PUNCTUATING
Who would have ever thought of punctuation as a communication skill?
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CHALLENGING POTENTIALS
Coaching is all about challenging potentials.
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IT’S COACHING— NOT THERAPY
When you learn Meta-Coaching and you set out to be a Professional Coach, then be sure to focus on what’s real coaching— that is, on challenge potentials.
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