RE-DESIGN RESULTS
On October 16 (Morpheus #45) I wrote about an experiment in possibly redesigning the ACMC format.
On October 16 (Morpheus #45) I wrote about an experiment in possibly redesigning the ACMC format.
Bateson (1972) “... therapy is an attempt to change a patient’s meta-communicative habits.
Did you know that the way you try can cause you to fail?
As a professional communicator seeking to communicate insightful meanings, strange as this may seem—you cannot directly communicate “meaning.”
It can happen. Your needs, drives, and unfinished issues can get in the way of your client reaching his or her goals or even experiencing an effective coaching session.
We began with distinguishing map and territory.
While we’re doing a lot better, I’m still dissatisfied with the results we are getting.
While many people don’t seem to know what NLP is, the answer actually is very simple.
Do you know why you, and every other Meta-Coach, needs to attend PCMC training?
Of all the things that can stop thinking, hardly anything is as effective as stress.
During the training of Trainers (NSTT) this year, I came up with a criteria list for asking good questions.
This week there was a big political hullabaloo about a phone call President Trump had with the President of the Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
When it comes to inferential listening, you cannot not infer.
Given that NLP is a Communication Model and Neuro-Semantics is an Integrated Communication Model— communication is our business.
In coaching the basic dance is that you ask a question and the client gives you an answer.
We know about efficiency!
For me, it is a simple thing to define is NLP.
We have had 16 PCMC trainings over the years.
One aspect of “thinking” is inferring.
Several Meta-Coaches who are planning to attend the PCMC training in Hong Kong have recently asked about writing a case study, one sent a case study that she wrote out, and two…
From the very beginning one of the constant themes that we have emphasized in Neuro- Semantics is that knowledge alone is not enough.
When it comes to the past, whether it’s your own personal history, some other person’s history, or the history of an age— it is very, very difficult to think clearly and…
In ancient times, tribunals accused certain persons (usually women) of being “witches.”
When it comes to the emotional state of shame, all “shame” is not the same.
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