NLP and Hypnosis Coaching Podcast | Personal Development, Success Stories, and Expert Advice

Greg Dwyer has been speaking before audiences most of his life. He started as a magician in the 1970's and took a new path when he went to seminary to become a minister. When he is not speaking at the church, he travels giving his lecture, "The Importance of Focus" which helps people in business stay focused on what really matters to them. In addition to speaking, Greg leads retreats all over the world and coaches people on how to stay focused in business. If you would like to improve your focus in life and business, read Greg's E-book at www.gregdwyer.org   Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com

One of the leading experts in human behavioral selling is an interesting guy that goes by the name of Leon Sheed.  Leon helps his clients to become more conscious of behavioral buying strategies and how to articulate the right dialogue in a natural way so prospects happily perform self-made closes. Website: https://leonsheed.com Mian social platform: https://www.facebook.com/LeonSheedOfficial/     Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com

A vital (if not essential) coaching skill you must know. In this episode, we explore NLP's "well-formedness conditions" for an achievable outcome. There are four steps or six steps or seven steps depending on who you learn them from... We will make sure you have them all covered.       Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com

Make the most out of your time on the planet and the best use of your day with effective time management tools. Here's how...   Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check Out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com

In this episode, we explore which essential skill, after rapport and trust, I consider to be the number one coaching skill of all. Yes, listening and asking good questions are vital and you can't do anything without them, but after rapport, listening, and asking good questions, this is undoubtedly the most essential skill. See if you agree.     Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com  

There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand digital and those who don't. The distinction between "analog" and "digital" can actually be a vital distinction in your coaching practice. And the "both/and" awareness that is a characteristic of the "other-than-conscious mind" can be equally transformative. Hear all about it on today's episode.   Want more Essential Coaching Skills?  Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com

Jeff Tharp is transitioning from Tharpo the Clown to Tharpo the Happiness Coach. We'll hear about how he's doing that and the lessons we can take from his journey to apply to our own coaching practice on today's episode. He's an amazing guy with an amazing story and a LOT to offer.   You can find out more about Jeff and contact him at www.TharpoHypnosis.net     Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com  

Charlie Badenhop is hard to describe in a brief summary. To call him eclectic is an understatement. You know he's a New York native as soon as he opens his mouth and he's lived in Japan for 30 years. He is the son of a captain in the New York City Fire Department and one of the few foreigners in Japan to be certified as an Aikido sensei as a fourth-degree black belt. He calls his work Seishindo and describes it as a mix of the best of Western problem-solving and positive thinking skills with Eastern contemplative awareness. He's also a certified NLP Trainer and used to teach Aikido for John Grinder at some of John's early NLP trainings. This is a fun conversation.   You can find out more about his work and contact Charlie at www.seishindo.org     Want more Essential Coaching Skills? Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com

Harlan Kilstein, a marketing expert and hypnotist, shares his wealth of knowledge on building successful coaching practices. He discusses the evolution of marketing from traditional methods to the power of social media, urging coaches to adopt creative strategies for engagement. Harlan emphasizes the importance of storytelling in copywriting, helping coaches connect with their audience. He also highlights effective pricing and client engagement tactics to foster lasting relationships and drive financial success.

Today we look at the Both/And Principle from Ericksonian Hypnosis and how it applies to coaching and also think about lessons learned from running and training for Marathons.   Want more Essential Coaching Skills?  Check out... EssentialCoachingSkills.com