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TAKING EXECUTIVE CONTROL
Built into your brain are multiple executive functions.
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HISTORY IS FOREVER OR IS IT?
How should we think about what someone did in the past?
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YOUR CLIENT IS NOT YOUR BENCHMARK
When we benchmark, we benchmark your skills.
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BACK TO BASICS
Your competency determines the quality of results that you achieve.
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ACTUALIZING THE EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS
Given the executive functions in your brain (Neurons #48), you have both the capacity and the potential to be your own best executive making executive decisions about what to…
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A BAD IDEA: YOU ARE ONE OF A COLLECTIVE
Critical Theory and its derivative, Critical Race Theory (CRT), does not see you as an individual person.
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COACHING TO UNTIE THE KNOTS OF YOUR CLIENTS’ COGNITIVE FALLACIES
Some cognitions that you have and that your coaching client have are 100 percent pure fallacy.
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YOUR INTELLIGENCE— FIXED OR MALLEABLE?
Your belief— your reality.
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THE EXECUTIVE SERIES
I did not know it at the time, but when I created the Meta-States Model in 1994 and modeled self- reflexivity, the factor that makes human consciousness so special— I was…
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THE BAD IDEA OF EQUITY
In thinking about bad ideas in politics, ideas that are having a field day these days, the idea of equalizing out everything is one of the worst.
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COACHING YOUR CLIENTS’ COGNITIVE FALLACIES
The cognitive fallacies differ from the cognitive distortions and the cognitive biases.
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UPGRADING THE INSTITUTES AGAIN
A principle that has been around for international businesses is — Think globally, act locally.
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WHEN YOUR EDUCATION IS INADEQUATE
You know your education was inadequate if you were not educated with the ability to solve problems, to think through a problem, and use critical thinking skills to figure out a…
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SHUTTING DOWN DIFFERENCES Another Really Bad Idea
Who likes disagreements?
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BLASTING THROUGH A BIAS
The biggest problem with the cognitive biases is how they are so seductive.
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WRAPPING YOUR PRESENTATION IN A METAPHOR
How often do you use metaphors when designing presentations?
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NEEDED: BOLD THINKERS TO CHANGE THE WORLD (#3)
Are you a bold thinker?
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THE BAD IDEA OF POST-MODERNISM
I ended the last article asserting that postmodernism is a really terrible idea.
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COACHING BIASED CLIENTS
You and I coach biased clients.
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HOW DO YOU RATE YOUR PERFORMANCE AS A COLLABORATOR?
How does collaboration fit into your business singularity?
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BOLD THINKERS CHANGE THE WORLD (#2)
Yesterday a bold thinker (Richard Branson) went into space.
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WHY CRITICAL RACE THEORY IS A TERRIBLE IDEA
In the last blog, I mentioned that “critical race theory” was not only a bad idea, but a terrible idea.
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COACHING YOUR CLIENTS’ COGNITIVE BIASES
In contrast to the cognitive distortions which are always inadequate and which inevitably distort things, the cognitive biases are frequently quite useful.
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DIFFERENTIATING THE GENIUS STATE AND FLOW
“Is the genius state the same thing as the flow state?”
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