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Meta-Coaching Morpheus

WHAT MASTERY LOOKS LIKE – UP CLOSE & PERSONAL

I began Meta-Coaching by studying the literature of the field at the time to understand what this new field was, what it was about, its boundaries, who were the influential thinkers formulating the field, etc.

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I began Meta-Coaching by studying the literature of the field at the time to understand what this new field was, what it was about, its boundaries, who were the influential thinkers formulating the field, etc. After that I had the unique privilege of meeting three very talented “Coaches” who were in the field, who had already created a reputation for quality and effectiveness, and best of all, who based their coaching in NLP. And as luck would have it, it just so happened that two were taking the Master Practitioner that I was running in Sydney and one was on the Assist Team. The timing was perfect. I wanted to interview some experts in the field prior to beginning. I had already interviewed Dan Bagley, Ph.D., Executive Coach, in Florida a few years previously.