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Questions When Training

Colin has pointed out many times that when training “it’s all about them” (the participants) and that as soon as a trainer’s ego gets in the way it becomes about the train-er, not the train-ing.

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Colin has pointed out many times that when training “it’s all about them” (the participants) and that as soon as a trainer’s ego gets in the way it becomes about the train-er, not the train-ing. At NSTT we gain insights as to what frames to carry as a trainer and practice anchoring states of compassion, caring, fun, confidence, etc, in ourselves.

And we practice purposeful state elicitation for the audience. In a good training we ideally want the participants to experience many states, but all under the umbrella of feeling safe, smart and able to learn. And it’s the trainer’s responsibility to make sure this happens.

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