META-COACHING — BENEFITS AND VALUES
When I had the following document in hand the other day, some Meta-Coaches noticed and asked me about it.
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When I had the following document in hand the other day, some Meta-Coaches noticed and asked me about it.
In Blink: The Power of thinking without Thinking (2005), Malcolm Gladwell argues that there are times when expertise manifests itself in a blink-of-an-eye.
I am re-reading Bateson’s classic, Toward an Ecology of Mind (1972).
In Coaching Mastery since 2002 I have always asked, “What are your best states as a coach?”
Are you a taker or a giver?
How well aware are you that there are depths within the Meta-Coach System?
As a Meta-Coach, you know how to benchmark the quantity aspects of coaching.
Is it possible to discover the representational form of the Axes of change?
For the first time ever, we have just completed Module III of Meta-Coaching — Coaching Mastery in Hong Kong.
I sat down in a restaurant in my hometown last week with a young couple.
Claude Bougie, a skillful Coach in Montreal Canada, with a heart for Neuro-Semantics wrote to me recently asking about the Neuro-Semantic approach to dealing with clients who are…
If Coaching is anything, it is a conversation.
When I got a call this week from a senior manager who wanted to talk about Coaching, the conversation turned to the quality of coaching.
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When I read the field of Coaching, there seems to be a debate, or at least a difference in opinion, between the positions about the difficulty or ease of change.
With Alan’s post and reference to the research by Professor Dolores Albarracin, he began a line of thought about the difference between two semantic environments: “I will (be able…
We now have a brand new competency feedback form for the core coaching skills.
One of the sub-skills within Meta-Questions is “detecting levels.”
A dilemma arose for me when we were doing the Meta-Coach training in China and during it I made some mis-calculations.
In the last Meta-Coach Reflection I mentioned the difference between a passive and aggressive person in receiving a confrontation.
Do you remember writing your five year vision in the first days of your Coaching Mastery training and then reading it on Day 4?
Just when I could proudly announce that I could get a KPI in 4 minutes with anyone, anywhere, about anything (!), I have an experience that proves yet again, “pride comes before a…
If there’s any place that really highlights the Confrontation Conversation as a coach, it is when you use the Crucible Model.
I mentioned in the past two Meta-Coach Reflections that there are two kinds of Confrontational Conversations that you can facilitate as a coach.
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