Stephen Gilligan

And so getting to study with him was incredible.

But part of what I studied was Ericksonian hypnosis and subsequently Steve Gilligan's

transpersonal hypnosis.

So getting to understand the language of the unconscious, I think is more important than Latin, right? We teach Latin to kids to kind of give them, oh, here's the root meaning of the word, right? What you should probably study is the metaphoric nature of language and how to actually communicate with the unconscious brain.

Sidney Rosen, who collected the teaching tales.

Steven Gilligan and Stephen and Carol Lancdon, Paul Watzlawick, Steve de Shazer, Michael Yapico, and Bill O'Hanlon, who paid for his training by doing Erickson's gardening.

He would begin talking, and the seminar would appear to wonder.

A story about one of his children, something about a horse he had once returned to its owner by giving it its head, an observation about the desert, a long digression about a patient in Michigan in 1936.

... from Timothy Go- Timothy Gallwey.

But my next step was learning from Robert Dilts and Steven Gilligan in generative coaching.

Generative coaching is about fields, it's about somatic intelligence, it's about building real rapport, it's about state.

So, and that type of coaching, of course, plays a, yes, profound role in my own growth because I know how to build rapport with different systems, with different people, and yes, I use it-