HOW YOUR MEANING-MATRIX PREVENTS YOUR HEARING
Your matrix inevitably interferes with your listening.
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Your matrix inevitably interferes with your listening.
How are you doing in terms of selling your trainings?
As Bateson was one of the “grandfathers” of NLP, Alfred Korzybski was another.
After writing about Virginia Satir’s Contributions to NLP (#35), I reviewed her book Conjoint Family Therapy (1964) and then found another book about her—one that I never knew…
Some people seem to be incapable of hearing.
What has always been at the heart of my modus operandi, namely work with others in collaborative projects, seems to be a major challenge, something very difficult, unpleasant, and…
In the field of NLP we consider Bateson as one of the “grandfathers” of this field.
How can you listen to your client when your mind is full of noise?
It’s so easy to lose credibility.
Here’s something most people don’t know about NLP.
The primary linguistic distinction that the founders of NLP discovered from Virginia Satir was Mind- Reading.
In NSTT you learned many distinctions to keep your audience interest at a very high level so the participants can integrate and make a significant the information and distinctions…
In The Gestalt Base of NLP (July 11) I suggested that what became NLP was heavily dependent on Gestalt Therapy.
Last week I was in China and after presenting the Self-Actualization Quadrants and the Hierarchy of Needs during Meta-Coach Training, several people asked me about the…
I have a vision— I envision a 10-day Coaching Mastery Training for the ACMC credentials.
While presenting some background on Neuro-Semantics and Meta-Coaching in China last week, one person asked me, “What does the future hold for Neuro-Semantics?”
If you ask, “Where did NLP come from?”
“It’s not the answer that enlightens, but the question.”
Do you think you are a good trainer?
“... the happiest people do have their share of stresses, crises, and even tragedies.
Have you ever had a disengaged client?
This Trainers reflection is part 2 of 5 Trainer’s reflection’s where I’ll focus on how to elevate your credibility as a Neuro-Semantic trainer.
As we all know, and know all too well—things often go wrong.
In the field of Coaching, the great majority of coaching sessions are part of a Coaching Program, and not a one-off event.
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