POWER OF INTENTIONALITY IN CHANGE
Larry the Cable Guy was a popular comedian here in the US.
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Larry the Cable Guy was a popular comedian here in the US.
In Meta-Coaching we use the Axes of Change as our first and primary model for enabling people to make intelligent, robust, and ecological decisions.
As a Meta-Coach, you scale things with clients.
In some decisions you are lucky— very lucky.
You hear it all the time— “Give it your all!”
In March, Michael wrote an article titled, “Use the Brand, Be the Brand” (Framers #16), which reminded me how valuable the Neuro-Semantics and Meta-Coaching brand has been for me.
There are decisions and then there are things which pass for “decisions” yet which are not real decisions.
Do you know that you are only 50 hours away from being competent?
Just over 2 months ago I was finally able to secure a venue for my first local NLP Practice group / meetup.
If you and I are gong to make great decisions, there’s another requirement.
“The stupidity of people comes from having an answer for everything.
Starting off from Timpohon Gate (Elevation 1,866m) I covered 7 km in 5 hours, a climb of slightly under 1,400 m.
Deciding is one thing, discerning is another.
If something is in our hands, is having the power to do our job with professional competence.
“The important thing is not to stop questioning.
Today I began a series of trainings at the NLP Center of Jairo and Maira here in Rio de Janiero Brazil.
I started out the day intent on counting the total number of decisions that I typically make within the time frame of one day.
At the heart of Neuro-Semantics we train and coach intentionality.
I was running an evening of Unleashing Vitality last week and one of the students (who wants to do Practitioner) commented that she “wanted to be just like Alan.”
If great decisions do not just happen (Neurons #17), then to make a truly great decision, you have to engage in real thinking.
Last year I was at one of the ACMC trainings and strongly urging people to adopt the know- nothing frame of mind.
I’m delighted that we will finally get to run the experiment that I proposed back in 2016.
There are conversations that we really need to have, but don’t.
Every day you make dozens and dozens of decisions.
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