HOW PCMC BENCHMARKING DIFFERS FROM ACMC
Having described ACMC benchmarking (Morpheus #4), and having posed the question: Is benchmarking the same as the ACMC level or does it differ at the PCMC level?
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Having described ACMC benchmarking (Morpheus #4), and having posed the question: Is benchmarking the same as the ACMC level or does it differ at the PCMC level?
While all of us use the terms feelings and emotions interchangeably as if they were equivalent, they are not the same.
Explore the practice, attention and meta-detailing involved in ACMC benchmarking.
As trainers, we know about incorporation or utilisation, it’s a form of reframing— taking something that happens in the training room and using it as a teaching point, this can be…
In the last Neurons (#3), I identified emotions in six ways thereby revealing a bit of the complexity about emotions.
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“Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your attention?”
With something as fundamental and basic as emotions, you might think that defining an emotion would be no problem.
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She wanted to lose weight.
If I.Q. refers to intelligence generally, then it refers to your ability to think, reason, figure things out, solve problems, create solutions, etc.
While I don’t like the idea of blaming in any form or context, if there is anything to blame when it comes to human problems—it is the frame.
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Today nearly everybody knows about emotional intelligence.
To think is to frame.
Whenever you think of a goal, you probably focus mostly on either the end-product or the process for reaching the goal.
Not only do children imitate how you think and speak, they take what you think, feel, speak, and act—and they embody it.
An amazing fact is that none of us—not a single one of us—was born thinking.
How much of your thinking is done in and with words?
What do you say after you say, “What do you want?”
I wrote about Identifying Parenting Errors (#51) earlier, sfo if parenting errors is what we want to avoid, and if they are what we do not want our children to learn, what should…
Here’s an astounding fact.
Before you can coach, you have to consult.
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