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Visionary
NYTimes Bestselling author
Iconoclast
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Autodidact
Systems
Thinker
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Servant Leader
Aspie
Content Expert
Genius
Change Agent
Reformer/Activist
As an undiagnosed Aspie, I noticed my communications were different from ‘normal’ people when I was 11. I then tried to change my behaviors to show up as ‘normal’, but soon realized real change could only originate in my brain… Read More
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Visionary
NYTimes Bestselling author
Iconoclast
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Autodidact
Systems Thinker
Genius
Servant Leader
Aspie
Content Expert
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Change Agent
Reformer/Activist
Inventions:
Facilitating Systemic Brain Change
Seminar on Change Readiness and Implementation for System Dynamics and OD
Change Readiness
The fields of OD, Coaching and System Dynamics is committed to helping clients resolve large-scale problems through systems thinking.
Helping Buyers Buy
Do you know why folks don’t buy? It’s because they’re not ready. We can enter earlier and find and guide those who WILL become buyers to Buyer Readiness.
New Book: HOW?
I’ve worked hard to become the person I want to be, spending decades trying to change those of my behaviors I found lacking.
13 Steps of Systemic Change
Change involves very specific stages, all necessary to achieve congruency and acceptance by the underlying system. A system is comprised of rules, beliefs/values, norms, history, culture, mental models that create and maintain the status quo, the identity.
Training/ Learning Facilitation
For new learning to occur and become permanent, new circuits must be created in a learner’s brain.
New Habits for Health
Behavior Mod fails 97% of the time. I’ve designed a model to change habits without trying to change a behavior by trying to change a behavior.
Conscious Brain Change
Have you ever tried to change a behavior or habit and failed? It’s because you must first reprogram your brain.
Questions to Enable Discovery
Questions elicit data and seek answers as per the goals and curiosity of an Asker. To help folks find their own answers without biases, I’ve developed a new form of question.
Listening Without Bias
Using conventional listening, we listen through biased ears, hearing some fraction of what’s said. It’s our brain’s fault. I’ve developed a way to supersede our brain.
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