THINKING FOR A LIVING
Some people think for a living.
Some people think for a living.
Think about coaching a client and what immediately comes to your mind regarding your strategy?
When you set a goal, a vision for your life or for this year—remember that you will be making mistakes.
“There’s no substitute for paying exquisite attention to your client.”
As a Trainer, you know that in NLP and Neuro-Semantics, we do not give Certificates for on-line trainings, but do you know why?
Setting goals is one thing, completing them is another.
“Any conversation that is really absorbing can entrance people without them necessarily recognizing their own trance state.”
“The biggest puzzle is not solving and fixing problems, per se, it is fixing the thinking that causes problems.”
When it comes to doing something right and/or muddling something up, there are many, many more ways to muddle something than there are ways to do something correctly.
At Starbucks after the turn of the year, I heard four people talking about New Year goals.
We have just completed Brain Camp, 2020, Cairo with 30 people and I’m pleased to announce that the ever-developing manual is coming along very nicely.
Another way to think about what you bring into the coaching session and conversation is the idea that, as a professional Coach, you can operate as a placebo.
To set a great 2020 visionary goal, set a goal in such a way that you can live for a highly significant reason, a reason that answers the why question.
This year the NLP Leadership Summit met in the middle of January in Alicante Spain.
When you engage in a coaching conversation, there are a whole range of things that you do.
When it comes to setting goals, planning, estimating time frames, costs, etc., we often forget to take into consideration unintended consequences.
Because meaning is constantly changing, as I noted in the last post, it is unstable.
If you are a trainer, you probably know and appreciate one central fact— your voice is your key instrument.
Most people do. Most organizations think they can.
As a Meta-Coach, you coach to meaning.
Last year I sent out 10 articles on Communication— How to be a Professional Communicator.
Many people start the New Year with a New Year Resolutions to get (or stay) in shape by exercising, running, losing weight, becoming more fit, etc.
2020 begins with the first ACMC in Bali Indonesia (March 14-21) and as we move into this new year and this new decade, how shall we as Neuro-Semanticists and Meta-Coaches think…
Inasmuch as a new year has arrived, let’s set some 2020 visionary goals.
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