DOING IT RIGHT YET MISSING THE POINT
During our ACMC training in Bali Indonesia, I’ve noticed several times during the last few days that a coach can be performing the coaching skills right and yet miss the point of…
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During our ACMC training in Bali Indonesia, I’ve noticed several times during the last few days that a coach can be performing the coaching skills right and yet miss the point of…
How much did you enjoy learning about coaching, NLP, or Neuro-Semantics? How much do you continue to enjoy your studies, your practice groups, or your skills?
How strange is that question in the title?
Several of us Meta-Coaches have just completed The 5-Minute Manager training in Monterrey Mexico— primarily Omar Salom and Lilly along with Geraldine and myself.
“If ...
Question: Did you know that some subjects are simply not a valid subject for coaching?
If you want to coach with the kind of precision that we promote in Meta-Coaching, you have to learn a new kind of way of thinking. You have to learn to think precisely.
Sometimes I love to grab a client’s words and then turn those words upside down, reverse them, or take them completely away from them.
When it comes to coaching and especially Meta-Coaching, you do not need a lot of information.
Having recently completed the Executive Decisions training, I became aware that there are some truly strange things about decisions.
Without question, there is a great need in individuals and organizations for training and coaching in how to make intelligent decisions.
What is a problem?
As you well know, every discipline is governed by principles. In your ACMC manual there are several pages of the basic principles of coaching.
For expertise in the area of problem-solving, we began with the 7 Meaning Detection Questions (#1), the added the 7 Features in the Structure of a Problem (#2).п╠Б∙░ Now we’re…
Beyond the 7 Meaning Detection Questions, which you need to develop expertise in problem-solving, you need the 7 Features of a Problem.
If you want to develop expertise in problem-solving, one of the key tools you’ll need are the 7 Meaning Detection Questions.
Recently in introducing the very first 5-Minute Manager training in Hong Kong, I began by making one of the most important distinctions between managing and coaching.
You can know the Meta-Model and yet not know it, at least, not know how to use it effectively.
Far, far too much coaching today is merely an intellectual chat.
“The best way to design a failure is to establish a poor definition of the complaint.”
In a recent article by Derek Thompson, he titled it The End of Thinking and then made the following shocking declaration.
People who tend to think globally or generally rather than specifically and precisely are constantly asking me, “Okay, so how do I learn to think more specifically?”
I thought about writing several lines of text to prepare you for the bad news.
I want to begin with a confession: regardless of the weather, I exercise everyday.
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