LEARNING AND DEVELOPING META-PROGRAMS
I must recognize that learning Meta-Programs seemed like a piece of cake.
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I must recognize that learning Meta-Programs seemed like a piece of cake.
I did my NSTT back in 2012 in Grand Junction.
I recently had a workshop request from a German company with operations in Europe, US and Latin America in a Hotel in Monterrey Mexico where I live.
I remember vividly a 3-day training where we had our training manual and the explicit content and details ahead of time.
From concepts and abstractions to actually see, hear and feel yourself doing what you learned, is a process.
My own experience in learning Neuro-Semantics has been indeed a rich one.
I am participating in the preparation training towards the PCMC 2022 in México City that Ivan Robles is delivering.
Instructional design can be tedious and boring for many trainers.
What’s the value of writing and sharing executive coaching practices for a Neuro-Semantic Trainer?
In Meta-Coaching training certification, trainers address executive coaching as one of the options to practice coaching, among others such as life and sport coaching.
I have engaged in a group that is working collaboratively towards finding and creating better alternatives in building and developing our country; a more just, balanced, healthy, educated, technological, and productive society.
Life can be a great symphony below and beyond the canopy of stars.
I remember vividly how the term “ego strength” struck me the first time I heard about it.
I met Neuro-Semantics and Meta-Coaching due to my good friend and brother Omar Salom.
We are facing new world challenges with high impact in our economies, families, businesses, and society.
Reading and listening to Philip Scott, a Peruvian catholic priest, and having connected his teachings to Abraham Maslow and Neuro-Semantics, I decided to apply them, among other situations, to my trainings with excellent results.
"Take care of your attention and purify your intention" a Chinese proverb that has served me very well.
Juan de Dios Peza, (Mexico City 1852-1910) a Mexican poet and writer, wrote “To laugh while crying,”, a beautiful poem that my mother used to share with me in my youth.
I had an urgent call of one of my customers who asked me to deliver a Leadership and Supervision workshop as quickly as I could.
In my executive coaching practice, I have faced some common complaints from companies regarding its executives and their work to be done.
During the first part of ACMC Coaching Mastery in México City this past June I received feedback from one of my Meta-Coach colleagues.
If something is in our hands, is having the power to do our job with professional competence.
I proudly worked at a global corporation for 17 years in Human Resources.
I have been a “Sandler Training” sales trainer for four years now.
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