PRESUPPOSITIONS OF NLP
We all know that NLP has as it’s foundations a number of commonly held presuppositions.
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We all know that NLP has as it’s foundations a number of commonly held presuppositions.
We humans are a needy bunch!
Just because a person has the ability to open his or her mouth and say words does not mean that they can communicate effectively, precisely, or persuasively.
In the last Meta-Coach Reflection I mentioned the difference between a passive and aggressive person in receiving a confrontation.
As you probably know, I have spent a lot of time and energy over the years trying to combat the NLP Disease of over-promising and under-delivering.
Do you remember writing your five year vision in the first days of your Coaching Mastery training and then reading it on Day 4?
How real are you? Are you your real self?
Just when I could proudly announce that I could get a KPI in 4 minutes with anyone, anywhere, about anything (!), I have an experience that proves yet again, “pride comes before a…
How do we understand the concept of "preparation?”
I began thinking about vitality after presenting the Unleashing Leadership training last year in South Africa.
How many people would you want on your first Neuro-Semantic training before you’d undertake to deliver it?
If there’s any place that really highlights the Confrontation Conversation as a coach, it is when you use the Crucible Model.
How is your vitality level?
I had the privilege last weekend to present the Wealth Creation workshop again, this time in Montreal Canada.
I have not spoken much about the Master Trainer track even though we set that professional track up in 2004 and 2005 when NSTT was in the Gold Coast and then in South Africa.
Beginning in 2011 we plan to launch an annual International Neuro-Semantic Conference and we will begin from Grand Junction Colorado where Dr.
The Problem I recently asked a number of NLP trainers in Hong Kong, Egypt, Tokyo, Malaysia, and Australia, “What is the biggest challenge that you face in your NLP practice and…
I mentioned in the past two Meta-Coach Reflections that there are two kinds of Confrontational Conversations that you can facilitate as a coach.
I landed in Mexico City recently and after a day of indepth Coach training for benchmarking with our Team Leaders — we spent that evening launching the first two Meta-Coach books…
Last week I received a brand new book by a Meta-Coach, NLP Coaching: An Evidence-based approach for coaches, leaders, and individuals (2010) by Susie Linder-Pelz, Ph.D.
In last week’s Meta-Coaching Reflections on Confrontation Skills I mentioned a number of the key things that, as a Coach, you will want to confront as you engage in the process of…
In last week’s Meta-Reflection on Confrontation Skills I mentioned a number of the key things that, as a Coach, you will want to confront in your coaching.
Omar Salom and I had a fascinating conversation yesterday morning in the airport at Mexico City.
“Why all the focus on self-actualization?”
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