ENHANCING YOUR ABILITY TO SELL NEURO-SEMANTICS
Behind the Professional Track approach of Neuro-Semantics, there is a very important intention.
Behind the Professional Track approach of Neuro-Semantics, there is a very important intention.
While self-confidence is good, there is something that goes far beyond self-confidence and something that would really enrich your life.
Because we use an Assist Team in conducting ACMC Coaching Mastery, one of the requests we have is that they have reached competency in the core coaching skills at the 2.5 level.
Question: Is there a way to set the price for your trainings that corresponds to the Neuro-Semantic way of thinking and feeling and doing business?
We know that attitude is important.
Because the structure of inspiration is not something everybody intuitively knows, I began spending time a couple years ago at each ACMC with the Assist Team to prepare them for…
Each year the training that we do with Trainers to another place on the globe, and there’s a reason for that.
What authentically and healthily inspires is what puts spirit into you so that you stretch forward, set more ambitious goals, aim higher, believe more in yourself and others…
It’s a bold word. It is a word so bold in fact that requires a lot of courage to use it.
A couple years ago I began a little tradition for our Graduation Ceremony at ACMC by asking all of the Assist Team Leaders and those who do the benchmarking to present a 2-minute…
“What is Neuro-Semantics?”
Having had the chance to be home here in Colorado for a few weeks this summer, I decided to go run one of the mountain trails that goes from the valley up through the canyons and…
As a Neuro-Semantic Trainer, and as a Meta-Coach, one of the things you do is hold people accountable.
When I wrote about the contributions of Fritz Perls, Virginia Satir, and Gregory Bateson to the development of NLP in the previous posts, I frequently noted that they were all…
The problem with Coaching Essentials is that we only devote one day to the Meta-Model of Language in your training.
With seven posts on the primary contributors to the development of NLP which Bandler, Grinder, and Pucelik relied on, yet another source is one that I cannot overlook— Steve and…
One week ago I put out the advertisement for the new book, Get Real: Unleashing Your Authenticity.
Question: How well do you know the Meta-Model?
In thinking about the persons who have been major contributors to NLP, as we know it today, as significant as the original contributions of Bandler, Grinder, and Pucelik are the…
When we began Neuro-Semantics, we built peer accountability into the very fabric of what we do.
The people who obviously contributed to NLP and the development of the NLP Model were the three communication “magicians” (Perls, Satir, and Erickson) and the two “grandfathers” of…
Question: Do you know the difference between the subject and the outcome of a session?
For high quality coaching, you need high quality listening.
Introduction In 2007 I presented a workshop, The Neuro-Semantics of Health, to IASH which is the NLP Conference for Studies in Health.
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