TRAINING IN THE POWER OF QUESTIONS
You coach best by asking questions.
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You coach best by asking questions.
I made a mistake last week during a training.
One of the most powerful premises in NLP and Neuro-Semantics is that our limitations are not real.
I do not often do co-coaching.
Do we as Neuro-Semantic Trainers have at our finger tips some of the most advanced principles, models and patterns within the Human Potential movement?
When you know how meta-states manifest themselves, you will discover that they are everywhere in your life— and in the lives of everyone around you.
In Meta-Coaching, we ask meta-questions.
“Mandela has passed.” Those were the words that first announced to the world at 2 am South African time, Dec.
Is there’s a secret for making your questions really, really work?
Just recently on a Neuro-Semantic social media page an advertisement was placed and I left a comment cautioning against the subject.
After the last post (#50) on “Meta-States as NLP on Steroids” my original business partner in NLP, Dr.
Many years ago I first attended the NLP Conference in London.
In the past post on Political Coaching and the four on “Neurons” on Government, I have defined politics.
When speaking to NLP groups, I often ask, “How many of you know about the Meta-States Model?”
There are a lot of different processes that are active when training.
I noted in the post last week that if you are doing Executive Coaching and/or Group and Team Coaching, you are already doing some political coaching.
The Art of Being a Trainer involves several facets, as well as the skills that you already know.
If “government” is what we create so that we can manage our relationships with each other whether it is the relations we establish in a family, a community, a business, a…
Now that you know that politics is just we social beings communicating, working, planning, and organizing our life together to create our polis (city or community), you know that…
Colin and I have been having an ongoing conversation to make a decision regarding the meaning of Collaboration in Neuro-Semantics and the Non-Competitive clause.
In Neuro-Semantics (as in NLP) one of our governing premises is that where there are problems, the person (or people) is not the problem; if there’s a problem, the frame is the…
If you coach, you deal with politics.
Someone recently asked me about “heart.”
Originally I didn’t plan to write more than just one post on the over-spending problem of government (#46).
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