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Changeworking is a show for practitioners and coaches who help their clients create change. Host Ruckus Skye engages in conversations with internationally renowned hypnosis and changework expert and trainer James Tripp. Discussions include tools & techniques, concepts and insights, and changework philosophy for the working practitioner.© 2026 2025 Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Higiene y Vida Saludable Liderazgo Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • Lesser-Known Influences That Shaped James Tripp Pt 2 - Byron Katie, General Semantics, REBT, & Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

    Lesser-Known Influences That Shaped James Tripp Pt 2 - Byron Katie, General Semantics, REBT, & Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
    Jan 4 2026
    Lesser-Known Influences That Shaped James Tripp Pt 2Byron Katie, General Semantics, REBT, & Solution-Focused Brief Therapy In Part 2 of this conversation, Ruckus and James continue exploring the formative influences that shaped James’s thinking as a changework practitioner — moving beyond familiar territories into frameworks that dismantle belief, clarify perception, and reorient people toward agency and possibility. This episode dives into approaches that question certainty itself: how suffering is created through thought, language, and self-evaluation — and how shifts can happen by loosening identification, challenging “shoulds,” and redirecting attention toward solutions rather than problems. You’ll hear James unpack: Byron Katie’s Work — dismantling arguments with reality through inquiry, turnarounds, and lived insight General Semantics — why “the map is not the territory,” how language distorts perception, and learning to witness our own sense-making REBT (Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy) — freeing ourselves from self-rating, “musts,” and catastrophic thinking Solution-Focused Brief Therapy — shifting attention from problems to resources, outcomes, and forward movement Along the way, James shares personal reflections on what genuinely helped him change, how these ideas overlap with — yet feel very different from — Three Principles and NLP, and why eclecticism matters more than loyalty to any single model. This episode is especially valuable for coaches, therapists, and changeworkers who want to deepen their discernment, recognize when a model is constraining rather than freeing, and expand their flexibility in how they think about change. 📚 Resources Mentioned Loving What Is — Byron Katie Science and Sanity — Alfred Korzybski Language, Thought and Action — S. I. Hayakawa Drive Yourself Sane — Susan & Bruce Kodish Quantum Psychology — Robert Anton Wilson Solution-Focused Brief Therapy: 100 Key Points and Techniques — Harvey Ratner, Evan George, Chris Iveson The Solution Focused Diamond — (various authors) Library of Books James mention: https://bookshop.org/shop/clientshifts 📌 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome & SetupRuckus introduces Part 2 and previews the additional influences covered in this episode. 00:50 – Byron Katie and “Black Path” ApproachesJames introduces the idea of deconstructive paths that dissolve illusion rather than build strategies. 02:30 – Loving What IsWhy suffering comes from arguing with reality — and why reality always wins. 03:45 – The Work: Four Questions and TurnaroundsHow Byron Katie’s inquiry process loosens rigid beliefs and creates flexibility. 06:15 – Feeling the Truth of a TurnaroundWhy this work can’t be done intellectually — and where the real shift happens. 08:45 – Byron Katie as a PractitionerJames reflects on her elegance, presence, and effectiveness in live sessions. 11:40 – General Semantics: The Map Is Not the TerritoryHow Alfred Korzybski’s ideas shaped modern thinking about perception and meaning. 14:00 – Essentialism vs. Operational ThinkingWhy language quietly turns opinions into “facts” — and how to undo that. 17:15 – Cascades of InferenceHow people leap from perception to certainty without realizing it. 19:45 – Sanity, Language, and WorldviewsKorzybski’s vision for reducing human conflict through better thinking. 22:20 – Where to Start With General SemanticsRecommended entry points beyond Science and Sanity. 23:15 – REBT: Albert Ellis and Stoic RootsHow Ellis blended philosophy, general semantics, and therapy. 26:00 – Ending Self-RatingWhy your value doesn’t change — even when you mess up. 27:15 – “Masturbation” and the Tyranny of ShouldsEllis’s blunt language for dismantling toxic inner rules. 29:00 – The ABC ModelActivating events, beliefs, and consequences — and where intervention happens. 31:15 – Assuming the WorstWhy Ellis preferred facing worst-case scenarios over reassurance. 33:20 – REBT’s Personal Impact on JamesHow these ideas reshaped his inner life and responses. 33:45 – Solution-Focused Brief Therapy OriginsTracing the lineage back to Milton Erickson and Palo Alto. 36:00 – From Problem-Focused to Outcome-FocusedWhy solution-focused conversations free stuck systems. 38:15 – The Miracle QuestionHow imagining life beyond the problem reactivates creativity. 40:00 – When to Shift GearsWhy resource-focused work can succeed where deep memory work stalls. 41:30 – Learning Solution-Focused Brief TherapyRecommended books and why every changeworker should study it. 42:05 – Closing ReflectionsRuckus wraps up and invites listeners to share questions and insights. How are you feeling about these show notes — do they land the same way Part 1 did, or is there anything you want to tweak before you paste them into Kajabi?
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  • Lesser-Known Influences That Shaped James Tripp Pt 1 - Three Principles, Choice Theory, & Impact Therapy

    Lesser-Known Influences That Shaped James Tripp Pt 1 - Three Principles, Choice Theory, & Impact Therapy
    Dec 26 2025
    Lesser-Known Influences That Shaped James Tripp Pt 1 Three Principles, Choice Theory, & Impact Therapy In this episode of Changeworking, Ruckus and James Tripp dig into three formative influences that don’t always get named — but quietly shaped the way James thinks about change and human agency. You’ll hear James unpack: Three Principles — why thought creates experience, how insight dissolves suffering, and why this work resists formalization Choice Theory — finding power where people believe they have none, especially in relationships Impact Therapy — why sessions must do something beyond discussion or explanation Along the way, James shares personal turning points, hard lessons from client work, and the moment he realized that no single paradigm — no matter how elegant — works for everyone. This episode is especially valuable if you’re a coach, therapist, or changeworker who wants deeper discernment about when to use a model, when not to, and how to stay human-first rather than technique-driven. Part 2 continues the conversation with more of James’ key influences. 📚 Resources Mentioned Clarity — Jamie Smart Modelo — Jack Pransky Counseling with Choice Theory — William Glasser Impact Therapy — Ed Jacobs The Body Keeps the Score — Bessel van der Kolk Library of Books James mention: https://bookshop.org/shop/clientshifts 📌 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome & Setup Ruckus introduces the episode and explains why this conversation became a multi-part series on James’s lesser-known influences. 00:45 – Three Principles: Beyond “The Map Is Not the Territory” James connects NLP’s foundational idea to the deeper insight at the heart of Three Principles. 02:00 – Thought Is Not Reality How suffering is created by mind-made experience — and why recognizing this can be profoundly liberating. 03:30 – “You Can’t Let Go of a Thought — But It Can Let Go of You” Why insight, not technique, is the engine of change in Three Principles. 05:00 – Mind, Thought, and Consciousness Explained James maps Three Principles onto Ericksonian ideas of conscious and unconscious mind. 06:15 – Why Three Principles Is an Experiential Truth (Not an Idea) The difference between understanding it and actually seeing it in moments that matter. 07:00 – The Origin Story: Sydney Banks’ Awakening How a single throwaway line sparked a radical shift that later became Three Principles. 09:00 – From Insight to Movement How Banks’ conversations led others into deep wellbeing without formal techniques. 10:15 – “This Sounds Like Philosophy — How Is It a Modality?” Ruckus presses on the practical application problem. 11:00 – Three Principles as Conversational Hypnosis James explains why many Three Principles practitioners are unknowingly excellent hypnotists. 12:30 – NLP, Erickson, and Three Principles Cross-Pollination Why background skill in facilitation can dramatically amplify Three Principles conversations. 13:45 – Is There Training in Three Principles? Why there’s no official pathway — and how people actually learn it. 15:00 – Books vs. Transmission Whether insight requires resonance with another person — or can happen through reading alone. 16:45 – James’ Personal Breakthrough with Three Principles A moment where James realized he thought he understood — but didn’t yet see. 18:00 – When Three Principles Isn’t Enough A pivotal client case that revealed the limits of a one-paradigm approach. 20:00 – Trauma, Memory, and Why No One Model Fits Everyone How James reintegrated trauma-based work without abandoning Three Principles. 22:00 – How Three Principles Changed James’ Voice and Presence Less reactivity, more grounding, and a noticeable shift over time. 23:30 – Why Three Principles Is Hard to “Explain” Online Ruckus reflects on the difficulty of finding a clear introduction to the work. 24:30 – Recommended Entry Points Why Clarity (Jamie Smart) and Modelo (Jack Pransky) are strong starting places. 27:00 – Choice Theory: William Glasser’s Core Contribution Choice Theory distilled to its essence: where you have power. 29:00 – Circumstances vs. Choice Why empowerment comes from identifying even the smallest available choice. 30:15 – Choice Theory in Couples Work How shifting from blame to contribution transforms relational dynamics. 33:00 – The Solving Circle Rules for conflict resolution that eliminate blame and restore agency. 35:00 – Identifying With “The Eye That Chooses” A formative coaching insight James received early in his career. 36:10 – A Client Story: Panic, Collapse, and Choice A powerful moment where reconnecting to choice created an instant state shift. 40:00 – When Confidence Collapses Again Why relapse doesn’t mean failure — and how reframing restores stability. 41:45 – Impact Therapy: What Actually Makes Sessions Work Why impact, not elegance or theory, determines effectiveness. 42:45 ...
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  • What Clean Language Really Is — And How It Transforms Coaching, Hypnosis, and Changework

    What Clean Language Really Is — And How It Transforms Coaching, Hypnosis, and Changework
    Dec 10 2025
    Get YOUR Clean Language Quick-Start Guide (instant access PDF): www.cleanlanguagecourse.com In this episode, Ruckus sits down with changework expert James Tripp for a deep, revealing exploration of Clean Language — what it is, what it isn’t, and why it has quietly reshaped the worlds of coaching, therapy, hypnosis, and personal change. If you've ever wondered how practitioners help clients access deeper layers of meaning, uncover hidden metaphors, or experience transformative “aha” moments without suggestion or interpretation… this conversation will light up your brain. James breaks down: • The surprising origins of Clean Language and why it was built to work without content • How Clean Language creates vivid, immersive experiences that feel almost hypnotic • The essential difference between leading attention and leading the client • Why emergence (rather than engineered solutions) is the future of changework • How Clean Language dramatically strengthens hypnotic absorption • What the “Clean Syntax” actually is — and how it works • Why Clean Language is ultimately a capacity, not a technique You’ll also hear a live demo where Ruckus experiences a shift simply by answering a few clean questions — a perfect illustration of how quickly this modality gets under the surface. Whether you're a coach, therapist, hypnotist, IFS practitioner, NLP’er, or someone who just loves understanding the mechanics of change… this episode opens a door you’ll want to step through. 🔗 Free Resource Get the Clean Language Quick-Start Guide (instant PDF): 👉 www.cleanlanguagecourse.com 📌 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome & Intro 01:00 – What People Get Wrong About Clean Language James explains why Clean Language is not about language patterns and how it differs from classic hypnotic language approaches. 02:00 – The Origins: David Grove & Metaphor-Based Processing Why Grove created Clean Language for trauma without content, and how metaphors became the gateway to safe transformation. 03:30 – Beyond Words: Clean Language as Experience James shares why the process is fundamentally experiential, not linguistic — and how it bridges conscious and unconscious processing. 06:00 – The “Aha” Moment: Why Clients Discover What They Didn’t Know They Knew How Clean Language evokes awareness and surprise, including James’ story of the plastic water pistol metaphor. 10:30 – Emergence: Why Clean Language Helps Change Unfold Organically Why neither practitioner nor client needs to pre-engineer solutions — and how this connects to Ericksonian lineage. 14:00 – Client Factors: Curiosity vs. Reality Testing The mindset that makes change possible, and the trap clients fall into when they try to pre-evaluate everything. 16:00 – Practitioner Openness: Staying Out of the Way James explains why “It’s okay not to know” may be the most important practitioner principle Grove ever taught. 17:50 – The “New Truth” Technique How repeating a client’s emerging truth six times (Power of Six) creates felt-sense alignment and real change. 21:30 – Tracking Difference: The Engine of All Clean Facilitation How noticing subtle differences guides every intervention — and why that changed the entire way James does changework. 23:45 – Leading Attention vs. Leading the Client Why Clean Language is not directionless — and how facilitators choose what to spotlight. 27:00 – When Clients Want the Impossible Using solution-focused moves to uncover what a desired “impossible” outcome really represents. 29:30 – How Facilitators Actually Choose the Next Question Instinct, training, unconscious patterning, and years of calibration — not algorithms. 31:00 – How Clean Language Supercharges Hypnosis & NLP James describes weaving Clean Language into Ericksonian flow, NLP processes, coaching, and everyday work. 33:00 – Using Clean Language Inside Other Modalities (IFS, NLP, Standard Coaching) Why it blends seamlessly and immediately elevates any interactive approach. 35:00 – Why Clean Language Can Sound “Weird” — and Why That’s Okay Origins in hypnosis, how conversationalizing it works, and the importance of context. 37:30 – Human First: Using These Tools Ethically with Friends/Family Why processes must stay “under the radar” in casual conversations. 42:00 – A Simple Micro-Frame to Introduce Clean Language in Coaching James gives a ready-to-use phrase: “Do you mind if I coach you a little on that?” 44:30 – The #1 Thing Clean Language Changed in James’ Work The feedback-loop sensibility that became the foundation of Hypnosis Without Trance. 47:30 – Clean Language as a Capacity, Not a Technique Why the deeper sensibilities stay with you long after the formal questions fade. 51:00 – Demonstration: The Clean Syntax in Action Live unpacking of “healthy” → “mentally clear” → experiential shift. Ruckus describes how it changed the feeling in real time...
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James and his sidekick are well versed in the how to and the know how of all things hypnosis. I’ve learned a great deal from them. My only critique is that the sidekick sounds as if he was a poor choice for the voice over actor for the Frankenstein monster in Young Frankenstein with all the humming, and noises he makes

Very, very informative podcast

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