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CONTENT FREE vs CONTENT FULL Processes
Posted: 30 October 2009 02:33 PM   [ Ignore ]
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I enjoyed watching Michael’s video this month on Mastery and how it helps not to limit the definition of NLP, allowing us to constantly grow. Mastery is a constant learning process. So I immediately wanted to share my idea about being “CONTENT - AWARE”, which embraces both content-free and content-full processes, depending on what is needed.

When I took Premier Practioner with Michael, Jon Grinder spoke very eloquently of the dangers of adding content as a coach to helping the CHANGE process. I believe this work is fantastic, especially right now when many coaches sharing their own programs rather than being clean, pure, content free. However, I feel there are times when adding content is crucial, especially with time constraints and in businesses that require high level detail. Basically, I find my self weaving between content free and content full depending on the level of rapport, expectations, time constraints etc.

Thanks for the video, and I wish you all well.

Any feedback or comments would be cool

Sergio

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