ANSWERS TO “THE TEST” AT ACMC
As you well know, on Day 8 of Coaching Mastery, when you return from lunch we have “The Test.”
As you well know, on Day 8 of Coaching Mastery, when you return from lunch we have “The Test.”
Recently I read through Peter Freeth’s The NLP Master Practitioner Manual and from my perspective it is at times brilliant and yet at other times extremely poor in terms of…
When Joshua Epstein of the Brookings Institution wrote about making decisions.
In Meta-Coaching we say that the coaching conversation is not a normal conversation; it is unique, special, and un-normal.
When it comes to training people, the two foci we all deal with are knowledge and skills.
Recently in a public forum when I presented a bit of the history of NLP, a young man asked, “So, why did you write the book NLP Secrets: Untold Stories?
By understanding memory as a dynamic process intimately related to thinking, there are actually lots of things you can do to develop a richer and more robust memory.
On the surface it seems so simple, yet when you explore within it—it is profound.
While having a good memory is not a prerequisite for coaching, it certainly helps.
Make-Over programs on television refer to improving, refreshing, rejuvenating, or completely redoing something —a house, a restaurant, one’s visual appearance (hair, makeup…
In early May this year, and on Day One in Moscow with 75-plus in the audience, six of the questions that were asked were irrelevant, pointless, and needless.
When you manage things and systems, you typically manage things under your control.
Given the last two posts on Designer States, when you meta-state yourself and one of your states, you not only are able to give it the texture and qualify that you want, but you…
Last week I read a book from a “Master” NLP Trainer which was at times excellent and at times a mess.
When you meta-state one state to another— you put the second state at a higher (meta) position to the first and doing that positions it to become the frame of the first, the…
A larger crisis on Planet Earth than global warming is global thinking.
Suppose you could texture your mental and emotional states...
Whereas once upon a time I trained APG two or three times every single month, having released that to all of the Trainers, I hardly ever train APG myself.
Last week I sent out a list of 18 Meta-Model Questions with the suggestion that you memorized these!
When I first learned NLP I made a decision to read all of the foundational books that were quoted by the founders, and so I did.
For years I searched for the person who first drew a pyramid (or a triangle) to represent Maslow’s idea of the hierarchy of needs.
After two years, thirty-million dollars, CNN and other media outlets raging against the President by giving him negative reports 92 percent of the time, the Mueller Report has…
If you ever read the Dilbert Cartoons in the newspaper or seen them posted on the walls in cubicles and business offices, then you know of Scott Adams who created Dilbert.
Experience —as you know from your Meta-Coach studies is layered.
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