THE ART OF COACHING USING PATTERNS
While coaching is a conversation, when you first learn to coach, the conversations that you learn are formalized conversations.
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Develop your coaching practice through skills, benchmarking and thoughtful professional reflection.
While coaching is a conversation, when you first learn to coach, the conversations that you learn are formalized conversations.
In coaching, we do not tell.
Sometimes people ask, “What’s after ACMC?”
You already know that you coach best by asking questions.
In the field of coaching, there are lots and lots—perhaps a majority—of coaches who are not competent.
It is one thing to access and develop an optimal state that allows you to concentrate with a laser-beam focus.
If you want an accelerated way to learn about the structure of a coaching session, get into the habit of writing case studies.
Having not picked up the ACMC manual in 3 years, because I haven’t taught it in 3 years, I picked it up the other day.
In the recent PCMC training, an Aha!
We have just completed the first PCMC since 2019 and the first one this year.
How is it that a person gets stuck in life?
If you are not regularly surprising your clients, you are probably being too nice, too gentle, and too predictable.
In spite of all the problems in the world of NLP (which actually are many), NLP has thrived nonetheless.
“We are so befuddled by language that we cannot think straight.”
Some years ago I put together the first one-day training on Parenting #101.
Now you would think that after all of the emphasis we put on distinguishing coaching and therapy, that I would be the last person to encourage you to attend the new Meta-Therapy…
“Being specific is very important.
“The reason most companies don’t face reality very well is that their dialogues are ineffective.”
As a coach, especially a Meta-Coach, can you coach about morality?
As Neuro-Semantics has set quality, and high quality, as one of its distinguishing features, we have—since the very beginning—urged Meta-Coaches to engage in continual learning…
You know, do you not, to never ask your coaching client why.
That’s what he wrote, “Aim for a good despair?”
As I’ve been studying and writing about therapy for a new book (to be titled, Meta- Therapy), I have been focusing attention on the meta place.
What is amazing, what is actually incredible, and still an inexplainable mystery, is how words can heal.
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