NEW META-MODEL DISTINCTION: Either-Or Phrases
3. Either-Or Terms and Phrases If you want to narrow down your mind, your choices, and your creativity, there is an easy way to do it—think and reason in either-or terms.
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3. Either-Or Terms and Phrases If you want to narrow down your mind, your choices, and your creativity, there is an easy way to do it—think and reason in either-or terms.
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.
Once you have a health skepticism about “the facts” that you are regularly fed by the media, you can prepare yourself to think through those facts to determine their validity…
Identity / Identification Identification speaks about the factor that Korzybski considered central to sanity and unsanity.
Howard Stern, David Letterman, and Oprah Winfrey are amongst the top talk show hosts in the world.
“Just the facts, ma’am, just the facts.”
When it came to the original Meta-Model, I never thought of it as exhaustive or “the last word” so that nothing else could be added to it.
Sandra wrote an excellent trainer's reflection recently on preparation through framing; using perceptual flexibility to consider your content and framing and sequencing using the…
After writing about Media Ethics (#69) last week and writing about “facts,” I decided that I would do some critical thinking about facts.
Several sent in questions this past week asking about when and how it came about that I extended the Meta-Model.
Have you lived in uncertainty in the past year and a half? Did you miss job opportunities as a trainer? Did you stop running live training? Have your finances been affected?
More than 25 years ago, Erich Fromm, a psychoanalyst and philosopher of Humanistic Psychology wrote several books about social problems.
I wonder how many other Trainers dream of writing their own book one day?
Over the past weekend (Oct.
You know about the original, classic Meta-Model of Language that was developed in NLP in 1975, that I have been covering in the past articles.
“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.”
That was the question Geraldine asked.
Having covered the first four distortions, there is the last one in the original Meta-Model list— presuppositions.
Recently Geraldine Hall and I started running a study/practice group for the next generation of Neuro-Semantics Master Trainers.
The book that took the longest to write was Inside-Out Persuasion.
Here is an idea that gets lots and lots of publicity every time there is a shooting and yet it is an idea that is based on a fundamental confusion between agent and instrument.
The ability to twist and distort language so that you can construct new ideas and concepts holds the power to create exceedingly inventive things that can make life a hundred times…
Some years ago, I think it was when we were doing NSTT in Hong Kong, and we were talking about the ethics of training and some of the guidelines that we have established for…
Many people think that to get things done, to be productive, to accomplish goals, and to achieve their highest and best, they need deadlines.
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