NEURO-SEMANTIC TRAINERS MUST BE EMPIRICISTS
How quickly it's come upon us.
How quickly it's come upon us.
You’ll find them in the APG manual and also in the ACMC training manual.
I have met many, many, trainers and I have heard a number of them who demand they be respected in the classroom.
It’s likely that you and I have passed through an educational system that was strongly grounded in theory X, based on the distinctions presented in McGregor’s 1960 model of Theory…
I’m sure you know how they start don’t you?
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?
Have you just graduated from NSTT 2013 or are a past graduate of an earlier NSTT and not yet delivered a NS training yet?
Knowledge is an important component for each of us as Neuro-Semantic Trainers.
There's a seduction that occurs to all who are in the pursuit of mastery.
There’s nothing like an audience capturing opening, at the start of your presentation.
Let’s try a thought experiment before I present you the topic of this NS Trainer’s reflection.
If you were to look through your recent trainer’s training manual you’ll find in the Framing benchmarks at level 3.5 the words — Priming for response potential.
It happens to elite athletes, experienced presenters and it has likely happened to you.
We’ve covered two of the three golden rules.
You’ll recall in Trainer’s Reflection #4 where I wrote on the 1st Golden Rule which was titled “Never make a participant wrong.”
st GOLDEN RULE Paramedics have a golden rule of response, it's the 1st hour of receiving an emergency call that someone is in urgent need of medical assistance.
If you're a trainer with a similar history as me you've likely trained on your own for a lot of years and had total control of how you delivered training.
Our modern times have set us each on a course of continuous change.
As Neuro-Semantic trainers we talk a lot about it.
Ever been asked if you could say a few words at a special occasion, dinner party, family reunion, nominations ceremonies, student certifications, funerals or a work meeting?
Currently we have in New Zealand (NZ) the Rugby World Cup (RWC).
The “ Devil is in the detail” idiom, refers to the importance of your success is found in paying attention to the details.
If you’re reading this Neuro-Semantics Trainers’ Reflection it’s because you’re on the Neuro-Semantics Trainers’ egroup.
I’ve been giving some serious thought about how Neuro-Semantic trainers are trained. We have an exceptional trainer’s certification training.
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