What’s It ALL About?

You’re a professional. Perhaps you’re a coach, a teacher, a therapist, a manager, or even a researcher. You have your education, your certificates, your diplomas, and your licenses.

You’ve taken training in human resources, human performance, child pedagogy, cause evaluation, coaching, psychology…

You’ve taken workshops and courses on active listening, communication, NLP, getting along with people, anger management…

You’ve got oodles of tools to use, even an entire tool box of models to use, some of which have served you well.

Why would you want to learn something new? Something so entirely different to what you have been doing that it is difficult to explain in concepts and best experienced?

Truly listening – listening deeply, accurately, and intentionally – is the beginning of understanding.

We learn to talk and one is rarely taught how to communicate.

We have ears and are rarely taught how to listen.

We have eyes and are rarely taught how to observe.

We are taught how to find ‘facts’, but rarely how to cultivate curiosity.

We are encouraged to be authentic, genuine, our very best, but rarely facilitated to know what that ‘very best’ is.

We are encouraged to use science and rarely taught how our imaginations have inspired and cultivated scientific inquiry. Think Albert Einstein, Elias Howe, and Isaac Newton*.

We are told to learn about successful people and take them to heart, do what they do, but rarely facilitated to model our own successes.

We are told to understand others when most of us haven’t an inkling of understanding ourselves.

What Clean questions and becoming a good modeler can help you and your clients do

Increase your knowledge of personal patterns and how they effect your relationships and work

Create desired outcomes that inspire you

Develop personal strategies for success

Model your own excellence and the excellence of others

Use constraints and limitations as resources towards what you would like to have happen

Sort out complex problems and strategies to bring out the best from yourself and your clients

Stay out of other peoples ‘stuff’

Respect other peoples world views and experiences

Be more skillful in stepping out of judgment, contempt, and ridicule

Work with the deeper meaning in client conversations

Trust others to have capacity and resilience and treat them as such

Become an excellent modeler, helping those around you achieve more

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
R. Buckminster Fuller

Modeling with Clean questions and principles will change the way you work with others and how you know yourself.

Clean Language is a paradigm shift.

Clean Language and its principles will rock your world. If you pay attention and apply what you learn to your relationships and client work I can guarantee it will rock their world too.

Join Sharon for this 90-minute masterclass.

This complimentary masterclass is designed for individuals interested in personal facilitation services as well as the curious parent, teacher, manager, or practitioner that might like to add Clean methodologies to their life, work or practice.

Choose the time that suits you best.