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Are you interested in becoming a CoreSelf Positioning Advisor?

What is a CoreSelf Positioning™ Advisor?

Our advisors work with individuals, athletes, and businesses on a regular basis in their chosen professions. They are looking for better tools to help their clients and teams have breakthroughs, insights and to get on the same page.

Different Industries, Uses & Results with CoreSelf

Every profession brings its own deep expertise and proven methods. CoreSelf adds new options when traditional approaches stall or resistance persists. It allows individuals to clarify where they are, where they want to be, and what they can and will do.

Advisors use it to help groups move past impasses by lowering emotions, re-centering on shared values, and co-authoring next steps that stick.

Benefits of Certification

By becoming a Certified CoreSelf Advisor, you gain a flexible framework that streamlines
time to value and gives your clients, patients, students, or teams a clear path from stuck to
aligned. It’s not a replacement for your expertise—it’s an accessible new language for
observing a situation and navigating toward sustainable momentum.

Professional Advisors

  • Add a powerful tool to help your business grow.
  • Help your clients get “un-stuck” and on the same page.
  • Give your clients the resource to create their own sustainable plans.

Corporate Advisors

  • Become an internal resource utilizing CoreSelf Positioning™.
  • Help your teams’ get on the same page and create the best next steps.
  • Empower the entire staff to use the tool both professionally and personally.

How to Become a CoreSelf Positioning™ Advisor

The path to becoming and advisor starts by expanding on your own personal experience with CoreSelf Positioning .

Mastering the basics of CoreSelf Positioning is simple. Our CSM advisors become certified in a few simple steps. Then the lifelong journey begins for you and your clients or teams.

CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Watch a CoreSelf Advisor guide an individual through the CoreSelf Positioning process in these real life videos and stories to see how it works.

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Stuck in Your Own Head | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Ever struggle with an event, question or situation that needs resolution, but you just get stuck in your own head? In this video, David works through a CoreSelf Map to help get "unstuck".
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Getting Team Buy-In | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Sales Leader Brian was facing the challenge of  how to get team buy-in to a new sales strategy at his company. To gain clarity and actionable steps, he goes through a guided CoreSelf Mapping experience with Tim at Simple.Not Easy.
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Navigating a Difficult Conversation | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Susan, a retired business owner, is no stranger to decision-making, but when emotions began to muddy the waters too much, she needed help. That's where CoreSelf Mapping came in.

CoreSelf Advisor FAQ

CoreSelf Positioning can help anyone who is:

  • Working hard to resolve an important question but is feeling “ stuck.”
  • Not sure of the way forward.
  • Needing to gain confidence in their “Next Best Step.”

Clients often find that regularly using CoreSelf Mapping, and other CoreSelf Positioning tools, provides dramatic increases in clarity, creativity, and confidence while fostering breakthrough insights and resolutions of their most challenging situations.

The CoreSelf Map helps individuals slow down in a speeding world and view a situation from a different vantage point; typically resulting in a more refined question or next best step.

While the process is simple, changing habits is not easy. Consistent practice with the CoreSelf Map is a pathway to sustainable plans and improved outcomes.

No. CoreSelf Mapping is not a personality test, but a tool to help find answers and solutions to problems and questions you feel stuck on.

CoreSelf Mapping clarifies the values of the individual combined with their energy level to arrive at their next best step.

CoreSelf Mapping is deeply rooted and supported by the psychology of the mind and the neuroscience of how the brain works.

The Internal Observer is part of the monitoring function of the brain as opposed to the executive functioning aspect of brain activity. The "executive" portion of the brain makes progress on projects and rapidly makes solution decisions; whereas the "monitor" portion of the brain tracks how far, how fast, how well and makes note of alternative solutions.

The CoreSelf Mapping process, part of CoreSelf Positioning, activates the Internal Observer. This process is key to the CoreSelf Advisors' role.

The term was developed over the past twenty years in the clinical coaching practice of Jonathan Thomas, LICSW.

Jonathan used hand-drawn diagrams to describe some of the many different ways your mind works, especially the relationship between energy, values, and thoughts.

Clients gradually learned to use CoreSelf Mapping on their own.

Finding that process helpful, clients asked for something they could read and study about the process which influenced the creation of Simple. Not Easy.

Insights & Real Questions

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NBTs: The Next Generation of Self-Awareness Tools for Teams, Leaders—and AI

High-performing teams are turning to NBTs for real-time, values-aligned decision-making.

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Stuck in Your Own Head | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Ever struggle with an event, question or situation that needs resolution, but you just get stuck in your own head? In this video, David works through a CoreSelf Map to help get “unstuck”.

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The Lost Art of Daily Writing: Journaling for Energy and Resilience: Part 3

Long before notebooks and apps, humans left etchings on cave walls or carvings in stone— records of the hunt, the harvest, the building of monuments. These weren’t just decorations;  they were a kind of early journal.