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THE ONE-MINUTE COACH
A long time ago in a Universe which now seems far, far away, Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson wrote a little book, The One Minute Manager (1981).
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You Can’t Live Any Better Than You Think
An exploration of the relationship between thinking, learning and the quality of everyday life.
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COACHING HOW YOUR CLIENT SPEAKS
When you speak, you reveal your thinking.
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BACK TO LIFE ITSELF
When you train, you are working with two kinds of knowledge.
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THE PROBLEM WITH THE HUMAN RACE
There’s no question that there’s something wrong with the human race.
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COACHING CLIENTS TO CHANGE THEIR ENVIRONMENT
The last Morpheus I ended the article with this paragraph: If a person lives in an environment (at work, home, neighborhood, etc.)
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NEURO-SEMANTICS NEWS & UPDATES
David Murphy just let me know that he is enroute from Egypt to Mexico and cannot get his article to the Trainers today.
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Let Frustration Be Your Teacher
Explore frustration as a teacher and the resources that help turn obstacles into persistence and commitment.
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NSTT—2025 — WHAT I LEARNED
With every Neuro-Semantics Trainers’ Training I learn and experience lots of new things.
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COACHING THOSE WHO LIVE UNDER PRESSURE
Imagine that a client comes to you and asks, “Can coaching help me with all the pressure I live under?
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DON’T CONFUSE STACKING OF STATES WITH META-STATING
When you first learn NLP, you learn to “stack states.”
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COACH FROM YOUR FLOW STATE
How much fun and power do you experience in your coaching?
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THE NEED FOR TRUE LEADERS Would You like to become a Leader?
There is a sense that when you train people or when you coach, you are a leader.
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THE DAY BANDLER NEEDED CONTENT
The NLP founders drew a very strange conclusion from the fact that information has both content (the subject, the what) and structure (the form).
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IT’S ALL A NEGOTIATION
To coach is to negotiate.
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The New Stuff of NLP
A reflection on the models, patterns and developments that have grown from the foundational NLP model.
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IT WAS TO BE TEMPORARY
When we started Meta-Coaching, one of our intense conversations revolved around the quetion, “What should we set as the minimum requirements for people who want to take…
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THE TRUE META OF NLP
If anyone is interested in an updated version of NLP, they need to knwo what happened in 1994.
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THINK LIKE A SCIENTIST
As a Meta-Coach, when you work with a client, do you think like a scientist?
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WHAT IS NLP ALL ABOUT?
There are lots and lots of pieces of NLP.
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WHY DOES NOT EXPLAIN HOW
If you or a client wants top know “Why am I this way?”
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More NLP Errors
A further historical critique of NLP claims, from sub-modalities and logical levels to modelling expertise and interpreting eye movements.
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META PLACE PLACEHOLDERS
“Placeholders, placeholders...
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Uncorrected Errors of NLP (Well Until Now)
Michael Hall continues his critique of NLP terminology and assumptions, discussing states, identity labels, and memory.
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