INQUIRY AND ADVOCACY
“The important thing is not to stop questioning.
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“The important thing is not to stop questioning.
At the heart of Neuro-Semantics we train and coach intentionality.
Last year I was at one of the ACMC trainings and strongly urging people to adopt the know- nothing frame of mind.
I’m delighted that we will finally get to run the experiment that I proposed back in 2016.
In the last post (Morpheus #15) I wrote about the relationships between content and structure and focused on making sure you have grounded the coaching conversation in the everyday…
Coaching can be magic.
You have heard the argument— NLP doesn’t deal with content, only structure or process.
Today I was talking to one of our participants in ACMC here in Bali Indonesia.
Recently two different Meta-Coaches asked me about materials regarding the psychology behind the well-formed outcome questions.
To coach is to enable clients to think critically.
It wasn’t my idea, but when I heard it, I immediately liked it.
This past week I discovered something that I did not know.
As you know from your studies in NLP and Neuro-Semantics, we are the framers and the pattern detectors.
Here’s an amazing and even shocking fact— A person can be smart but not intelligent.
Years ago the political frame that sealed the election for George H.
When you coach, there are a few basics that you want to know.
I have a vision— I envision a 10-day Coaching Mastery Training for the ACMC credentials.
One of the characteristics that distinguish a great coach from a good coach is the skill of empathy (Michael Hall, ACMC Sydney Dec 2017).
What does a Meta-Coaching session sound like?
Whenever I lead the ACMC training, Coaching Mastery, one thing I say over and over is, “The Coaching Conversation is not a normal conversation!”
How about this for a New Year’s Resolution: “I will make more learnable mistakes this year!”
If there is any constant theme at the end of the 8-day ACMC training, it is change.
Warning: Dangers Ahead!
Drills for Skills has been the project that we have been running at ACMC for two years.
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