Neuro-Linguistic Programming for Dummies
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NLP has a simple premise: take someone who's good at something, model how they do it and learn from them. This way it is possible to understand the thought processes common to excellence in any field and weed out negative or habitual thinking. Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques extremely popular in many areas including business, education, sports, coaching, counselling, personal development and relationships. Neuro-linguistic Programming for Dummiesavoids the jargon of many other books and provides both the basic essentials for the beginner and advanced theory for experienced NLP readers
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