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Meta Coaching for Transformational Change |
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How much is actually achievable through coaching? And, what technologies do you need to get you there? This presentation is a walk through coaching right on the edge, helping people and organisations to transform. We tackle the spectrum of life, health, wealth & business and will look at how technology and client approach contribute to a winning proposition. And perhaps more fundamentally, we show how Meta-Coaching has emerged from the fields of NLP and neuro-semantics to provide positive diagnostic and change capabilities. |
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01/07/2005 |
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2nd Integral NLP Conference 2005 |
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Kevin Greenleaves |
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kevin_greenleaves@yahoo.com |
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B.Eng., an executive coach of many years standing and former executive at Hewlett-Packard, runs a range of activities from Polo breaks through to executive renewal programmes. |
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