TIME TO TRAIN CREATIVE SOLUTIONS
Here is something else that would be really apropos to train in these times — Creative Solutions.
Here is something else that would be really apropos to train in these times — Creative Solutions.
Some people are mentally and emotionally fragile when it comes to their ability to think— to entertain an idea, to try it on in their minds and then to question and explore it.
As a Meta-Coach, you know all about the basic conversations that are inherent in coaching.
I’m waiting for another set of protests.
Coaching and training often brings us in close contact with people who have (or think they have) Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder…
As we are coming out of the lock down and as countries are opening up their economies again— my recommendation to you as Neuro-Semantic Trainers is to Train the Inside-Out Wealth…
For the days immediately following the gruesome death of George Floyd, the nation was united.
Sometimes in the process of co-creating a solution with your client— sometimes things seem to go round and round in a circle.
Alfred Korzybski warned that there are pseudo-words— terms that do not refer to anything real or actual.
What follows here is some critical thinking about the ideas of protesting, protesters, and the call for justice.
You can count on one thing— if you have tried and tried one thing to create a solution and, after you have quality controlled it so that you know it is good for you and persisted…
As the world comes out of the locked-down and as economies are re-started, it is time for you and me to train people in resilience.
To have a real and authentic conversation, you have to have two persons who are willing to be open-minded and think critically.
For anyone who wants to protest something, if you want to truly win minds and hearts and bring change to a system, a community, or an organization— you’re going to have to use your…
Protesting and rioting are not the same.
An interesting frame that locks many clients into seemingly unsolvable problems is the assumption of stability.
You’ve heard it; I’ve heard it.
Some years ago Te Ruru of New Zealand wrote a book review of The Structure of Personality: Personality Ordering and Disordering with NLP and Neuro-Semantics, which was published by…
As you engage in the search for solutions with your clients, there’s one great place to explore that —on first thought— will seem contradictory, even paradoxical.
Two years ago Dr. Zach Bush, M.D.
You know the “as if” frame in NLP.
If no one person has all of the truth, and if all of us have bits of the truth, then one of the reasons we need each other is so we can be exposed to the bits of truth which we…
A good friend and Neuro-Semanticist, Layton Payne in Houston Texas send me the following link.
Another way, and a great way, to co-create a solution with a client is to engage in an exploration of exceptions.
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