SOLUTION BUILDING VIA FINDING EXCEPTIONS
Another way, and a great way, to co-create a solution with a client is to engage in an exploration of exceptions.
Another way, and a great way, to co-create a solution with a client is to engage in an exploration of exceptions.
Since we all have a vested interest in actually thinking for a living, it makes sense to develop what we call “common sense.”
Finding, building, developing, and applying resources to a problem or the person is perhaps NLP’s par excellence contribution for creating solutions.
Let us start with the next two premises (from that original list of premises) that define and describe solution focused Meta-Coaching: #3.
In Brain Camp (the Neuro-Semantic Training that teaches Executive Thinking), the first and main point I seek to drive home is the shocking realization that — most of the time we…
When you co-create solutions with your client, you develop an unique way of conversing— an interactive solution focused dialogue.
When you are stuck at home (Neurons #16) and your stressing yourself out about things (Neurons #17), there is an increased likelihood that you can get into arguments and fights…
When you train Meta-Coaching Modules I and II, don’t make the mistake of thinking that this is just preliminary to Module III.
One thing that you and I know is that training in NLP Communication and Neuro-Semantics is both academic and experiential.
In addition to mastering the art of being “stuck at home,” (Neurons #16), you could be stuck at home — stressed out about health, finances, kids, career, etc.
The intended design of Meta-Coaching is to co-create, with a client, solutions for your client.
All sorts of things could be happening these days when the “world has shut down,” and you are stuck at home— good things and not-so good things.
To detect a coachable moment also requires that you also know how to detect when a moment is not a coachable moment.
Today Geraldine showed me a promotional piece that’s circulating in the Philippines.
Robert Dilts recently wrote an excellent article, Holding Difficult Feelings, and offered it to the NLP Leadership Summit for how to deal with the difficult emotions that many…
When it comes to the word “rational,” there are two very, very different meanings for that term.
There are moments when you are coaching when the client will be highly coachable.
When you think for a living, you deal with lots of information and in today’s world, it can be overwhelming.
I saw a News Conference with the Democratic Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo this morning (March 19) in which he said we are in a war— actually we are engaged in two wars.
Sometimes in your facilitation, a client completes whatever he or she was working on before you finish gathering your initial information via the 18-questions.
At the NLP Leadership Summit this year, there was a conversation group that focused on, How do you teach the Meta-Model?
It is an amazing thing to watch the world shut down.
While the coronavirus (covid-19) is a new and unknown medical problem, and like the flu and other viruses, it is to be dealt with intelligently.
As a Meta-Coach, you ask what your client wants (#1), why it is important (#3), and when the person wants to achieve that outcome (#4).
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