THE ART OF HEARING META-LEVELS
If you have ears to hear and eyes to see, you will hear and see your client’s presenting meta- levels.
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If you have ears to hear and eyes to see, you will hear and see your client’s presenting meta- levels.
Sometimes the process of figuring something out takes a long time.
Everything called “coaching” isn’t coaching and everyone who calls him or herself a “coach” isn’t a coach.
Coaching and consulting—in Meta-Coaching we say that coaching is not consulting and that consulting is not coaching, that these are very different modalities for interacting and…
Do you know what the point is of Day 1 in Coaching Mastery?
Three Meta-Coaches wrote to me after I asked for some examples of challenging or difficult things that clients say and each described a similar situation.
The following is a longer article than usual and one about a new development—the unifying of two models: The Axes of Change and The Crucible Model.
Do you know the problem that most people have when they first experience the Coaching Boot Camp of Coaching Mastery?
Very soon (June 2012) we will hit 1,500 Meta-Coaches on this planet in 40 countries— Egypt and Panama being the latest countries that will have a Licensed Meta-Coach.
When I ended the Art of Priming after only two articles, and then started something else last week, several people wrote and asked for more illustrations and examples of priming.
Question: Is it possible to listen in such a way that the listening itself facilitates the transformation?
If priming is creating response potential in someone by the way you use language, use semantic space, use metaphors, etc., then priming is also a powerful communication tool for a…
When you coach, do you prime?
I began this series of articles from a quotation, “You are a conversation.”
If indeed, you and I and all of our coaching clients are a conversation, then what does this mean for you as a professional Meta-Coach?
We all know that coaching is a conversation.
I was reading Joseph Yeager’s book, Thinking about Thinking with NLP, the other day and came across the following quotes.
I have received some questions from several people who had questions about Meta-Coaching, the Meta-Coach License, the structure of Neuro-Semantics, etc.
If “hypnosis” is a term that describe what each of us do when we “think”and “communicate,” then hypnosis is not an add-on to coaching, it is inherent in the process.
Questions: Can a Coach use hypnosis while coaching?
For anyone who has a business or is part of a business, the why question is the question that governs motivation, energy, and direction within that company: Why are we doing what…
He stepped out onto the stage while it was still dark.
In spite of the fact that during the past year, both Cheryl Lucas and I have written repeatedly about the relationship between the ICF and the MCF, we are still getting questions…
Recently I presented Coaching to a group of psychology students and described the differences between therapy and coaching.
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