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MAKING THE CONVERSATION COUNT
“While no single conversation is guaranteed to change the trajectory of a business, a career, a marriage, or a life, any single conversation can.”
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THE NEURO-SEMANTIC DIFFERENCE Part VI
“Why ‘Neuro-Semantics?’
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THE VERBAL CONTRACT
While you are practicing your coaching skills and having coaching conversations with actual clients or practicing in the practice groups, or even having conversations with friends—…
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GETTING BEYOND LAME AND WIMPY COACHING
“A careful conversation is a failed conversation.
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THE NEURO-SEMANTIC DIFFERENCE Part V
“Why ‘Neuro-Semantics?’
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COACHING AS TRAINING
This past week I observe Colin Cox “coach” a person during our Trainers’ Training in Hong Kong.
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NSTT — 2010
As you probably already know —Trainers’ Training for NLP and Neuro-Semantics generally occurs once a year, every year.
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THE NEURO-SEMANTIC DIFFERENCE Part IV
“Why ‘Neuro-Semantics?’
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COACHING AS MODELING
If you are a coach using NLP and Neuro-Semantics, then a good bit of your coaching involves modeling.
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THE NEURO-SEMANTIC DIFFERENCE Part III
“Why ‘Neuro-Semantics?’
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COACHES AS PROBLEM DEFINERS AND SOLVERS Part III
To fully understand a well-formed problem it is best to contrast it to an ill-formed problem.
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THE NEURO-SEMANTIC DIFFERENCE
“Why ‘Neuro-Semantics?’
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COACHES AS PROBLEM DEFINERS AND SOLVERS Part II
If you, as a Meta-Coach, are first and foremost a problem-definer and then a problem-solver, and if what makes you a great coach is your “bring it on!”
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FROM NLP TO NEURO-SEMANTICS Part I
“Why ‘Neuro-Semantics?’
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COACHES AS PROBLEM DEFINERS AND SOLVERS Part I
Problems— what is the relationship between coaching and problems?
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IS COLLABORATION POSSIBLE IN THE NLP WORLD?
Since I’ve been writing some Reflections about NLP, misunderstandings, hype, the Cult Model, etc.
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THE EVOLUTION OF COACHING Coaching, circ. 1984
As part of my study of leadership and business, I recently read a classic— Tom Peters’ 1985 book, A Passion for Excellence: The Leadership Difference.
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THRIVING ON CHAOS The Need for Self-Actualizing Leaders
In 1987 Tom Peters wrote a book by the title Thriving on Chaos.
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THE STRUGGLE TO CHANGE
One key difference between therapy and coaching lies in the process of change.
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ADVERSITY UNIVERSITY
2009 has been a year of challenge, trial, and adversity for a lot of people.
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MCF AND MCF CHAPTERS
“To promote Meta-Coaches and the Meta-Coaching System around the world”—that’s the simple, singular, and focused purpose of the MCF.
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BUT IT’S NOT ABOUT MOTIVATION
Among the things I hear a lot, and from all kinds of sources, is “the need for motivation.”
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THE FACILITATIVE COACH The Ying and Yang of Facilitation
When you coach, you facilitate.
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BEYOND THE BOOKS TO EMBODIED EXPERIENCE
After finishing the fifth training of Coaching Mastery in 2009 which we did in Sydney, Australia last week, I got two emails from opposites sides of the planet asking about the…
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