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Meta-Coaching Morpheus

WHEN IS A BOOK NOT A NEURO-SEMANTIC BOOK?

Yesterday I got word that another Meta-Coach has written a book and just published it.

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Yesterday I got word that another Meta-Coach has written a book and just published it. Now every time I hear about something like that, I am delighted and I look forward to seeing the book. If it is a book that uses Neuro-Semantic models, that presents them and/or patterns and that applies Meta-Coaching to some subject, I know that here is a book on a subject that I can promote, talk about, and recommend.

But today, when I looked at the a PDF file of the book, I felt really disappointed. Why? Because while written by a Meta-Coach, it is not a Meta-Coaching book. The words, “Meta-Coaching” occurred twice, but only as a title. Neuro-Semantic does not occur even once. NLP only once. No Neuro-Semantic patterns, no Meta-State patterns, no Meta-Coaching patterns. And it gets worse.