COACHING DISCIPLINE
Sometimes, just sometimes, when people come for coaching and they are serious about achieving certain outcomes, they are then shocked— stunned— surprised — and even frustrated to…
Sometimes, just sometimes, when people come for coaching and they are serious about achieving certain outcomes, they are then shocked— stunned— surprised — and even frustrated to…
After writing about the mechanisms and myths of meta (Neurons #28), several questions arose.
Currently in the news this week are some people who are promoting a really stupid idea which is in CRT (Critical Race Theory), namely, that “being born white means that you are a…
You want results; your clients want results.
I spoke about “going meta” the other day.
While there are lots of ways to think, one of the most fundamental ways is to think fearfully.
While we have, in Neuro-Semantics, an entire training on Unleashing Productivity, and while that was based on the book, Achieving Peak Performance, there is a lot more to say about…
“The metaphor is perhaps one of man’s most fruitful potentialities.
Over the last few years, as I’ve written about various political decisions and activities, numerous people have asked a variety of questions about this.
When I entered NLP, I had already been thinking a lot about thinking.
When I entered NLP, I had already been thinking a lot about thinking.
The question in the title is actually unanswerable and, generally speaking, stupid.
A long time I got a call from Dr.
In the field of communication, a basic and fundamental distinction is that between facts and interpretations.
“In life, the person with the fewest blind spots win.”
I ended the last post on metaphors with the suggestion that we need to make them conscious.
At its heart, the NLP Communication Model is designed to enable people to be more precise and accurate in the way they hear and use language.
To understand what some words mean, all you have to do is look at the word itself.
Recently I was asked by one of our trainers, “Why did you set up the contest for the Institutes?”
You think metaphorically.
For many years I have repeatedly argued that there is no such thing as “races” among us humans.
When we talk about the ethics of coaching we almost always focus in on how to treat your client ethically.
“Can you enable people to learn as you train?”
When you engage in the meta-stating process (bringing one state and applying it to another) one of the results that often occurs is the creation of metaphors.
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