by Jacquie Nagy | Aug 6, 2024 | autonomy, Change, nlp course, nlp practitioner training, self coaching, training in nlp
Love it or not, change is necessary for growth. Change creates leverage for increasing the quality of life we live. Without frequent updates career advancements pass by; gardens wither; and relationships fizzle out. “When you’re finished changing, you’re finished.” ~...
by Jacquie Nagy | May 10, 2024 | autonomy, Emergent New Code NLP, nlp practitioner training, self coaching, training in nlp
For the most part coaches have a common intention… helping people reach their highest potential. Yet, intention alone does not create long lasting transformative results. From my 15 years coaching and training coaches I have discovered three reasons coaching...
by Jacquie Nagy | Feb 7, 2024 | autonomy, Change, nlp course, nlp practitioner training, self coaching, training in nlp
Love it or not, change is necessary for growth. Change creates leverage for increasing the quality of life we live. Without frequent updates career advancements pass by; gardens wither; and relationships fizzle out. “When you’re finished changing, you’re finished.” ~...
by Jacquie Nagy | Feb 1, 2024 | autonomy, Coaching Excellence, life coaching, modeling, neuroscience, New Code NLP, nlp coaching, nlp practitioner training, Personal Excellence, training in nlp
The field of NLP is like a forest, rich with many tree varieties from seeds planted nearly fifty years ago. People today love exploring and experiencing NLP in different ways. Using a forest as a metaphor, some people like to run through the forest, focused on the end...
by Jacquie Nagy | Jan 16, 2024 | autonomy, Coaching Excellence, modeling, neuroscience, New Code NLP, nlp coaching, nlp practitioner training, Personal Excellence, training in nlp
The Tyranny of Imposter Syndrome in High Achievers by Michael Carroll Do you often feel as if you are an outsider in your own life and your accomplishments are not yours? Do you question your successes and feel as if your achievements are somewhat shallow and...
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