
From Stuck to Unstuck: The Enter the Loop Method
Hey Future Looper!
Ever wonder what actually happens in an Enter the Loop session?
Not just the surface stuff – but the real, nitty-gritty, behind-the-scenes magic?
(And no, it's not about fancy techniques or secret hypnotic language patterns... though I definitely went through that phase!)
The Setup
Picture this:
A client comes in saying they're stuck. Could be anything:
Career decisions
Relationship challenges
Personal growth
Life transitions
That feeling of "something's not right"
Sound familiar?
The Traditional Approach vs. The Loop
Here's what typically happens in most coaching/therapy sessions:
Client explains problem
Practitioner diagnoses issue
Technique gets applied
Change is pushed for
Results are... mixed
But Enter the Loop is different.
Here's why:
The First Five Minutes
The moment your client walks in (or logs on), something interesting starts happening.
They're not just telling you their problem...
They're showing you how to solve it.
Remember what we learned about unconscious signals? They're already there, right from the start:
How they describe the issue
Where they look while talking
What their hands are doing
When they pause
How they breathe
Every single one of these is a doorway to transformation.
The L.O.R.R.A. Framework
This is where our core framework comes in:
Listen - But not just to words
Observe - Those unconscious signals
Repeat - Their exact language
Relate - Connect what you notice
Ask - Get curious about what emerges
Each step builds on the last, creating a natural flow toward insight.
The Magic Moment
Here's where it gets really interesting.
At some point in this process, there's often a moment where the client:
Slows down
Gets quieter
Looks away
Shifts slightly
Says something that seems "random"
This is your cue.
Not to push. Not to interpret. Not to "help."
But to get really curious.
The Dance
What happens next is like a dance:
They show you something (consciously or unconsciously)
You notice it
You reflect it back (using their exact words)
They go deeper
You follow
Rinse and repeat.
The Breakthrough
Here's the beautiful part:
The solution always emerges naturally.
Not because you:
Figured it out for them
Pushed them toward it
Cleverly led them there
Applied the right technique
But because you helped them enter their own loop.
A Real Example
Let me share something that happened just last week:
A client was talking about feeling "trapped" in their job. Every time they mentioned it, their hands would make this subtle pushing motion.
Instead of interpreting this, I simply asked:
"What else do you notice about that?"
They got quiet for a moment, then:
"It's funny... I keep pushing away, but I've never actually tried walking away..."
BOOM.
That insight came from them, not me.
Why It Works
The Enter the Loop method works because it:
Honors the client's natural process
Follows rather than leads
Trusts in natural transformation
Creates space for insight
Allows real change to emerge
Your Turn
Want to try this approach?
Start simple:
Notice more
Say less
Get curious
Trust the process
Follow what emerges
It really is that simple.
(Though it might take some practice to trust that simplicity!)
What's Next?
In our next post, we'll dive deeper into specific examples of how this plays out in different situations.
But for now, try this: in your next session, pretend you don't need to "do" anything to help your client change.
Just notice what happens.
See you in the loop!
P.S. Curious about more specific examples? Drop me a line at [email protected]
(And yes, that slight resistance you might be feeling to "doing less"? That's exactly where your growth edge is... I see you! 😉)
When you're ready to learn more about Enter the Loop, check it out here --> https://entertheloop.com