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During Michael Hall's recent training on "Your Secret Meta-State Thinking," one idea kept pulling at my attention.
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During Michael Hall's recent training on "Your Secret Meta-State Thinking," one idea kept pulling at my attention.
Abraham Maslow noted that “Inspirations are a dime a dozen.” (1971, p. 57). That was his way of focusing on what really counts. And what is that?
Where is your greatest challenge in terms of unleashing your potentials? Where is the place where you could develop your next passion for life?
For most of my life, I lived with obesity. Diets were a familiar, exhausting cycle where I would lose weight only to gain it back, often with interest.
In an earlier Morpheus (#27) I wrote about thinking in verbs.
To work effectively with anyone, you need to know that person.
In 2024 I collected 26 transcripts of coaching sessions that I can conducted over the preceding years.
From the beginnig we defined Meta-Coaching as the methodology of self-actualization.
One of the goals I set for myself some years ago was to think in verbs. The idea came from understanding the design of the Meta-Model.
The scenario reminded me of something. Geraldine and I were escorted into a small examination room by a nurse.
In the movie, The Matrix, Morpheus trained and tested Neo by taking him into several ‘training programs,’ marshal art fighting program, the agent detection program (the one where…
On the surface, coaching looks so simple. Viewed from the outside, people are easily tricked into thinking that it is ‘just talking,’ and anyone could do that.
Who is the person who knows how to accelerate his learning so that he can quickly understand new information and integrate it into his life?п╠Б∙░ Who is the person who can move…
If you have been working to reach the ACMC level of competency, you know that one way to frame during a session is to classify.
Here is something amazing and very sad— many people in attending a training for the purpsoe of learning forget to bring their best learning strategy with them. How about you?
I learned something last week in Bali at the ACMC training. I learned something that I had suspected for a long time, but had not articulated or realized its full implications.
When I did the ISNS Wisdoms on Discipline Thinking on Feb 21 this year, I came across a great quotation from Jim Collins in his book, Good to Great, about discipline.
During our ACMC training in Bali Indonesia, I’ve noticed several times during the last few days that a coach can be performing the coaching skills right and yet miss the point of…
How much did you enjoy learning about coaching, NLP, or Neuro-Semantics? How much do you continue to enjoy your studies, your practice groups, or your skills?
How strange is that question in the title?
Several of us Meta-Coaches have just completed The 5-Minute Manager training in Monterrey Mexico— primarily Omar Salom and Lilly along with Geraldine and myself.
“If ...
Question: Did you know that some subjects are simply not a valid subject for coaching?
If you want to coach with the kind of precision that we promote in Meta-Coaching, you have to learn a new kind of way of thinking. You have to learn to think precisely.
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