A SECRET, MAGICAL, POWERFUL QUESTION TO ASK AS AN ELEGANT META-COACH
“So what have I learned from the latest Coaching Mastery training?”
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“So what have I learned from the latest Coaching Mastery training?”
During some of the days in which I was home this past winter in Colorado (during some of December and some of January), I went cross-country skiing.
ith the recent publication of The Crucible and the Fires of Change (2010), several people have written with questions.
We have all been defensive and most of us have felt defensiveness this week.
While there are many reasons for joining the Assist Team as a team leader and a benchmarker at Coaching Mastery, the greatest reason is that you will get to re-experience the rich…
L. Michael Hall, Ph.D.
You are a Licensed Meta-Coach with ACMC or PCMC credentials and that means you are a representative of the Meta-Coaching System and the Meta-Coach Community.
If you are a Meta-Coach, you are a change agent.
“The mother who can hold her infant unanxiously when the infant is itself anxious is giving her child a specific gift.
Now if you are not familiar with the key theorists and thinkers in the field of developmental psychology, you will learn a good bit about them in States of Equilibrium as John…
If you are a Coach then what you do is based on are several psychologies.
I had an experience last this past month that I’m guessing you will find familiar.
As a Meta-Coach the value of assessing a client’s current state of living the self-actualizing life and then measuring the progress of becoming more and more self-actualizing and…
One of the things I constantly say at Coaching Mastery (Module III of Meta-Coaching) is that Meta-Coaches are to not do NLP on people.
Brenda Wilkins defines coaching this way: “Coaching is a relationship where a coach supports, collaborates with, and facilitates client learning by helping a client to identify and…
Here’s a new distinction that I want to offer to all of you who define yourselves as Meta- Coaches.
“Coaching will become the model for leaders in the future...
I came across an article recently that will soon be published from Penny Tompkins and James Lawley.
When I had the following document in hand the other day, some Meta-Coaches noticed and asked me about it.
In Blink: The Power of thinking without Thinking (2005), Malcolm Gladwell argues that there are times when expertise manifests itself in a blink-of-an-eye.
I am re-reading Bateson’s classic, Toward an Ecology of Mind (1972).
In Coaching Mastery since 2002 I have always asked, “What are your best states as a coach?”
Are you a taker or a giver?
How well aware are you that there are depths within the Meta-Coach System?
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