DELIBERATE PRACTICE
For several years, beginning in 2017, we shifted to using deliberate practice feedback as we practice coaching.
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For several years, beginning in 2017, we shifted to using deliberate practice feedback as we practice coaching.
In the first two articles, our focus was competence development—how to develop competence.
Competence is everything!
The short answer is— Because competence is actually a very complex experience.
When people personalize a bad thing that happens in their lives, or when they personalize a label that they’ve been given, they thereby identify themselves with the event or the…
The phrase “secure enough to face reality” refers to the ability to know within yourself that you are okay as a person and that you are capable of handling the challenges of life.
Once you have a secure sense of your self—a solid sense that truly distinguishes unconditional self-esteem from conditional self-confidence in way you can do, you are ready to…
Psychologically most of the challenges of modern life require inner security.
In Neuro-Semantics, we are considering developing a new certification process, something that will be on the order of Meta-Counseling (the name yet to be determined).
In the pursuit of something new, many people are now jumping on the buzz word “neuro-science” (as if it was new) and combining it with “coaching.”
It’s hard to believe, but the first training of Meta-Coaching occurred just over 20 years ago.
When you learned NLP, you learned this distinction.
When you first meet a client, you actually don’t meet the person, you meet the persona.
We have just completed the 126 ACMC and this time back in South Africa where there has not been an ACMC in many, many years.
Behind every experience, every activity, every event—there are meanings and where there are meanings there are elicitations of neurology.
A certain phenomenon frequently occurs when you begin a coaching session and begin asking the Well-Formed Outcome questions.
It is that time of the year—time to renew your license.
Most people and most businesses have it all backwards.
We have just completed the second presentation of Meta-Therapy training.
One of the things I always say after ACMC trainings and PCMC trainings is—send me your videos!
For years I have sometimes conducted as many as 10 to 12 ACMCs every year.
When it comes to learning a new field and developing the skills to become competent in that field, what do you expect?
In his book, Psychotherapy of Neurotic Character (1999), psychoanalyst David Shapiro provides a lot of updating on the old psychoanalytic model.
The fact is that even coaching clients can, and do at times, become defensive.
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