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Meta-Coaching Morpheus

TIME TO REVISIT

If you once reach competency on the core skills and once you have an understanding of the basic philosophy and psychology of Meta-Coaching— are you always a Meta-Coach?

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If you once reach competency on the core skills and once you have an understanding of the basic philosophy and psychology of Meta-Coaching— are you always a Meta-Coach? And the answer is “no.” You can loose it. After all, skills do deteriorate if not used. And knowledge not used becomes less and less familiar and available.

Actually, the first time through Coaching Mastery is usually experienced as simply an overall exposure to the Meta-Coaching System, not a thorough understanding and certainly not a skilled competence. Your first time through typically gives you an idea of the depth and range of the Meta-Coaching system. It is actually in your ongoing exposures every 3 or 4 years when you revisit that you start linking up how the models and aspects of Meta-Coaching fit together. Then you can answer the relational questions: What’s the relationship between the core competencies (the 7 core skills) and the NLP Communication Model?