1) The distinction between being a researcher vs an explorer.
2) What are we pointing at?

Michael discusses grounding and coaching: Inviting clients to live from more solid ground.

The more I listen to my wisdom, the deeper my impact is.

Cathy shares her personal experiences and what she thinks grounding is.

The relationship between grounding and common sense, and why deepening our understanding of life changes everything for the better.

Elsie Spittle – There is no limit to the strength and infinity of wisdom.

Elsie Spittle – The more we live in that feeling, the more it does the work for us.

Jack Pransky and Michael discuss the difference between ‘changing our thoughts’ and an understanding of how reality is created.

Bill Pettit discusses the difference between Mind and the brain, the ticker-tape of life.

Dicken shares and explores life, the Three Principles, and what Syd Banks shared with him was the most important thing a human being can learn.

Arron Turner shares what he sees about grounding in his own life and why grounding is so vital in sharing this understanding. 

Very succinctly, Michael describes grounding and how it relates to coaching.

Michael Neill explores with Elsie Spittle her experience of living life from beyond imagination…

Michael Neill and Aaron Turner discuss commitment and freedom of mind… And then deeply explore finding (and pointing clients toward) the space within.

Dicken Bettinger discusses how a state of engaged presence is our natural state and allows us to get the most out of life

George and Linda Pransky – Could it be that the only ideas that are useful are the ideas that come from within?

Michael discusses grounding and the difference between a 3P Coach and a teacher

Michael at Supercoach Academy Europe discusses the nature of insight.

Michael: We are offering an entirely new way of understanding. What changes the game? What is impact?

Michael exploring impact and its relationship with presence and grounding. You get to go first.

Your Impact is your gift of presence, with everyone (clients, friends, family).

Michael uses metaphor to illustrate how silly it is to evaluate impact by how we feel.