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HOW THE LEADERSHIP TEAM IS DESIGNED TO WORK

In 2016 I wrote several Trainers’ Reflections about how the various aspects of the International Society of Neuro-Semantics (ISNS) is designed to work.

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MY LEADERSHIP IN NEURO-SEMANTICS Reviewing the Past, Forecasting the Future

Years ago, thinking about the kind of leadership we need in Neuro-Semantics, I picked seven leadership traits and developed benchmarks for those seven qualities.

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CREATING A PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

After my appointment as the President of Neuro-Semantic Institutes, I have thought about what my major contributions to our community might be, and what I have designed so far have…

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HOW TO REASON AS A META-COACH

When a client sits in your coaching chair and you ask the opening question, “What do you want to achieve in this coaching that is the most important thing that will make a…

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GETTING TO THE MEANINGS BEHIND THE WORDS

To be able to achieve “deep listening” (Morpheus #50), you have to learn how to deal with words as symbols and question them to get to the references and meanings they refer to.

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