Are You a Kitten or a Tiger?
Many coaches adopt a kitten-like approach, and this can be both delightful and frustrating to observe. On the one hand, these coaches are extremely careful, gentle, and compassionate, ensuring that
Expert Coaching: Your Path to Mastery
Are you aiming to become an expert coach? Do you know what sets an expert coach apart? If you’re certified as an ACMC coach, you have the foundational tools to
Getting a Convincing KPI
Last week’s article explored the concept of a convincer strategy—what convinces you that you have achieved your outcome? Typically, we humans use what we can see (Visual), hear (Auditory), feel
What Will Convince You?
That's the key question, isn't it? "What will convince you that you have achieved your goal?" The answer to this question will be the evidence you need to stop striving
Coaching for Authenticity
“The idea of Gestalt therapy is to change paper people to real people. To make the whole man of our time come to life and to teach him to use
Managing Emotions Through Interruptions
At times, emotions can seem to take on a life of their own, propelling us forward even when we wish to resist. In such moments, the ability to interrupt these
Mastering Emotional Management: The Power of Meta-States
In the intricate landscape of human emotions, Neuro-Semantics introduces a profound distinction between primary and secondary emotions, a concept absent in traditional disciplines like NLP. At the heart of this
The Work of Emotions Within You
In the previous two articles, we talked about managing emotions is about understanding when and why you feel a certain way. Instead of fighting against emotions, it's better to accept
The Art of Managing Your Emotions Part II
Mastering your emotions to enhance your emotional intelligence commences with acceptance as the inaugural stride. Without embracing your emotions, achieving control becomes unattainable. Why? Because what you refuse to accept,
The Art of Managing Your Emotions
In the realm of emotional management, Aristotle's timeless wisdom echoes through the ages: "Anybody can become angry—that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the