THE SELF-COACHING TRAP
I remember my fist ‘solo’ ACMC benchmarking experience, in 2014 so vividly.
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I remember my fist ‘solo’ ACMC benchmarking experience, in 2014 so vividly.
It began in 2019 when Eugen Popo contacted me from Romania.
One thing that I really like about scaffolding is the learning gap.
How are you at scaffolding?
For centuries, learning has been in-person, i.e.
I've been watching a few training videos lately and have noticed that's some trainers/instructors will either teach too broad or too narrow for their audience.
As you learned in NSTT training, platform skills are those that refer to your level of domain on the stage, how skillful you are engaging your audience, how skillful you are…
How do you get ideas to fuel your creativity for writing, training or problem-solving?
When I entered NLP, I had already been thinking a lot about thinking.
Every time I sit down to design a new presentation I experience a sense of discomfort.
When collaborations fail is because people do not understand the importance of it.
Recently I was asked by one of our trainers, “Why did you set up the contest for the Institutes?”
“Can you enable people to learn as you train?”
Whilst Neuro-Semantics provides high quality learning, our overall field for psychology appears to hold the reputation for lacking replicability in many a result.
Life can be a great symphony below and beyond the canopy of stars.
It’s not news that as a trainer, you facilitate those who come to your trainings to learn.
As each Institute is represented on the leadership team, they help all of us understand what’s going on, questions that people have, concerns, as well as hopes and dreams.
Do you muse, contemplate or reflect on things?
If you do trainings, here’s a critical question for you.
The use of technology for a long time has represented a didactic support that facilitates the learning processes, since we can make more attractive and engaging presentations that…
The very first pattern we train in NLP Practitioner is ‘Perceptual Flexibility’.
How many interviews have you facilitated over your career as a trainer?
For most of my life, I did not like the voice that people heard from me, and I grew up believing that my birth voice was a genetic outcome.
You might have noticed the article I sent out yesterday to Neurons, “We Call it Synergy.”
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