Question
What are the unique techniques used in Brian D Smith's Positive Intelligence coaching?
Answer
I blend the core Positive Intelligence (PQ) method with my own grief-informed perspective. Here are the unique twists I bring:
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Saboteur work through a grief lens
I don’t just identify your inner critics; I connect them to how loss, trauma, or early conditioning shaped them, so you feel compassion instead of shame. -
Sage powers for real‑life stress
We practice the five Sage powers (Empathize, Explore, Innovate, Navigate, Activate) using your current challenges—grief, work, parenting, relationships—so it’s not theoretical. -
Micro-practices tailored to you
PQ reps (1-minute exercises, 3–10x/day) are customized: breath, touch, body awareness, or visual focus, depending on what actually calms your nervous system. -
Spiritual-but-practical framing
I weave in my “engineer’s mind and father’s heart” approach: evidence-based mental fitness plus the bigger picture—that you’re more than your circumstances and love never dies. -
Accountability with kindness
We use the app’s tracking plus gentle check-ins. No boot camp energy—steady, compassionate nudges.
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