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THE CRUCIBLE AXES OF CHANGE
The following is a longer article than usual and one about a new development—the unifying of two models: The Axes of Change and The Crucible Model.
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A NEOPHYTE, AGAIN!
Do you know the problem that most people have when they first experience the Coaching Boot Camp of Coaching Mastery?
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COACHING AND BENCHMARKING
Very soon (June 2012) we will hit 1,500 Meta-Coaches on this planet in 40 countries— Egypt and Panama being the latest countries that will have a Licensed Meta-Coach.
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MORE ON PRIMING The Art of Priming (Part III)
When I ended the Art of Priming after only two articles, and then started something else last week, several people wrote and asked for more illustrations and examples of priming.
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TRANSFORMATIONAL LISTENING
Question: Is it possible to listen in such a way that the listening itself facilitates the transformation?
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THE ART OF PRIMING— PART II
If priming is creating response potential in someone by the way you use language, use semantic space, use metaphors, etc., then priming is also a powerful communication tool for a…
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THE ART OF PRIMING— PART I
When you coach, do you prime?
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WHAT CONVERSATION ARE YOU AND YOUR CLIENT?
I began this series of articles from a quotation, “You are a conversation.”
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LANGUAGING AND THE CONVERSATION YOU ARE
If indeed, you and I and all of our coaching clients are a conversation, then what does this mean for you as a professional Meta-Coach?
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BEING THE CONVERSATION
We all know that coaching is a conversation.
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SELLING COACHING TO A BUSINESS
I was reading Joseph Yeager’s book, Thinking about Thinking with NLP, the other day and came across the following quotes.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT META-COACHING
I have received some questions from several people who had questions about Meta-Coaching, the Meta-Coach License, the structure of Neuro-Semantics, etc.
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HYPNOTIC COACHING — II
If “hypnosis” is a term that describe what each of us do when we “think”and “communicate,” then hypnosis is not an add-on to coaching, it is inherent in the process.
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HYPNOTIC COACHING— I
Questions: Can a Coach use hypnosis while coaching?
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SELF-ACTUALIZING COMPANIES AND THE 3 BOTTOM LINES
For anyone who has a business or is part of a business, the why question is the question that governs motivation, energy, and direction within that company: Why are we doing what…
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CURING THE DISEASE OF PRISON THINKING
He stepped out onto the stage while it was still dark.
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META-COACHING Higher Standards—More Rigorous Assessments
In spite of the fact that during the past year, both Cheryl Lucas and I have written repeatedly about the relationship between the ICF and the MCF, we are still getting questions…
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DISCERNING CLIENT’S NEEDS IN DETERMINING IF READY FOR COACHING
Recently I presented Coaching to a group of psychology students and described the differences between therapy and coaching.
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DETECTING THE BACKGROUND CONVERSATIONS
I wrote last week about coaching by meta-stating so that you can detect and deal with the thoughts in the back of the mind.
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ARE YOU META-STATING IN YOUR COACHING?
As a Meta-Coach, the process of meta-stating is not something that you do from time to time when you suddenly get the idea of bringing one state to another state.
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COACHING TO FACILITATE LEARNING
“The Inner Game was born in the context of coaching, yet it is all about learning.
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“YOU ARE NOT YOUR BACKHAND!”
“To see things as they are, we must take off our judgmental glasses.”
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“BUT WHY DO I NEED A COACH?”
That’s what a Meta-Coach said to me recently.
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THE COACH’S GOALS IN A COACHING SESSION
In Meta-Coaching we often speak about your ability to facilitate your client’s outcomes.
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