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MORE PROBLEM WITH FACTS
With this article, I am concluding this series on Critical Thinking about Facts.
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META-MODELING AS A COACHING STYLE
With this article I bring an end to this series on Meta-Model Coaching.
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HOW DID YOU SPREAD NEURO-SEMANTICS?
Sometimes I’m asked, “How have you spread Neuro-Semantics into so many countries?”
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THE PROBLEM WITH FACTS
In this series on Critical Thinking about Facts, we have seen that there are lots of problems with facts.
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THE PROBLEM WITH FACTS
So, we have the problem of out-of-context “facts.”
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THE ART OF META-MODEL COACHING A
n amazing thing is how little meta-modeling most NLP people do when they coach.
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FACTS AND VALUES
A day came in Maslow’s life when he made a big semantic leap.
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THE LANGUAGE FREEZE
Having now covered all of the meta-model distinctions, I invite you to step back to think about language itself and what you are doing when you use the Meta-Model.
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WHAT YOU’RE REALLY DOING WHEN YOU TRAIN META-STATES
Yesterday I presented to the NLP Leadership Summit what I presented in November for the Neuro-Semantic Wisdoms, “The Unexpected Extensiveness of the Meta-States Model.”
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DISTINGUISHING FACTS AND OPINIONS
There are many different kinds of statements.
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IT’S ALL INSIDE–OUT
If there’s anything really unique to the Neuro-Semantics approach, it is that we train, coach, consult, parent, do therapy, and live our lives inside–out.
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I HOPE YOU ARE COACHING INSIDE–OUT
If anything is inside–out, it is coaching.
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NEW META-MODEL DISTINCTION: Metaphors
When we look at language at both the level of individual words and statements, metaphors are everywhere.
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WHEN YOU TRAIN YOU TRAIN INSIDE-OUT
Everything you and I do is actually inside–out.
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FACTS CAN TELL YOU WHAT TO DO The Transition from Is to Ought
First, the is. What exists—where, when, and in what way.
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NEW META-MODEL DISTINCTION: Personalizing
Two distinctions from the list of the RET Cognitive Distortions do not seem to correspond to any of the Meta-Model distinctions.
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THE FEAR PANDEMIC WORSENS
It was reported this week that there’s a new variant, the omicron.
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COMPETING TO COLLABORATE
While the title—competing to collaborate—may sound contradictory or paradoxical, when it comes to real life events, only the collaborate can truly compete.
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REASONING ABOUT FACTS
When you reason, you reason using facts and about facts.
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NEW META-MODEL DISTINCTION: Delusional Verbal Splits
Delusional Verbal Splits — DVS Don’t you love the phrase, Delusional Verbal Splits?
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WHEN THE MEDIA DOESN’T CHECK THE FACTS
In this deep dive into facts, what they are, how to identify a true fact from a false one, how to establish factual evidence, there has been playing out on the media in the past…
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COURAGEOUS ON THE BATTLEFIELD AND FEARFUL OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
After General Ulysses S.
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NEW META-MODEL DISTINCTION: Pseudo-Words
6. Pseudo-Words or Non-Referencing Words For clear thinking, reasoning, and communication the ability to distinguish true and false words is critical.
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HOW CAN I TELL IF YOU ARE COLLABORATIVE?
That’s my job this week!
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