Unlock the Power of NLP: Master Psychological Strategies for Connecting with and Influencing Others

Carol Hartman: NLP was recommended by a physical therapist after surgery. I researched and found this book to be the most recommended. I am very happy with my choice. I told my physical therapist about this book and he bought a copy also.

United States on Jul 23, 2022

Mrs S: I needed a book on NLP to gain a good background on the subject . This for me has been the best book I have read on the subject The author's character comes across I find it a lovely read and it's the first book on the subject that has taught me anything It is also very readable and interesting Almost like a good novel that you want to get back to Would give it ten stars if I could

United Kingdom on Sep 13, 2021

Alejandro G: This book is a sort of a manual to better comprehend our mental maps and our thoughts. This techniques if applied and practiced can help you take advantage of your mind to achieve your goals, change your life, freeing yourself of negative thoughts and scarcity mindset. Also you can implement the comprehension techniques to generate empathy with others by understanding how is that they think. Very interesting and good book.

Mexico on Oct 14, 2019

Gillian Norman: Gave me a deeper understanding and knowledge to NLP and how to implement into my life and business

Canada on Sep 12, 2019

Amazon Kunde: one of the best books I have ever read

Germany on Apr 10, 2019

francisco: the book is very good and whoth reading

Brazil on Sep 05, 2018

Brandon: This was recomended to me by a friend when I mentioned I was getting interested in personal development and how the brain works. Discovering NLP was like discovering Blues was the root of Rock and Roll. There are many practices and techniques explained in this book that can be very powerful. While this is an introduction it is very comforting to know that there are tools available for you to create the change that you want if you put in the time and the work:).

United States on Dec 05, 2017

Mike Morgenstein: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a practical and scientific mechanism of self-improvement and serenity. There is the mental (neural) part of it that emanates from our neurological processes in our brain that induce stimuli such as sense, smell, taste, etc. As the Sapir-Whorf Thesis postulates, we conceptualize the world through language and this is the linguistic part of NLP. The programming part of it is the result of the organization of the neurological and linguistic components. NLP is very practical in large part because of it's scientific veracity. Authors Joseph O'Connor and John Seymour are scientists, and seem to have a very good grasp of the natural world, especially neurology and anything in the cognitive sciences. I immediately realized this on page 5 when they were discussing NLP maps and filters which are referred to as behavioral frames. The first is what they described as an orientation toward outcomes rather than problems. The second is to ask "how" rather than "why" questions. The third is feedback versus failure. In the fourth you consider possibilities rather than necessities. In the fifth, you adopt an attitude of curiosity and fascination rather than...

United States on Aug 08, 2015

J. N. Smarto: Neuro-Linguistic Programming is a pseudo-science that has dramatically improved the way that I approach business and social scenarios with confidence and success. NLP is an approach to communication that focuses on the link, hardwired in our brains, between language and behaviors. In that way, this book is more of a toolkit than a textbook. It presents the reader with new processes and patterns to help make them a more effective, confident communicator. NLP is no more or less real than traditional hypnotherapy, and both probably work simply by virtue of practitioners’ belief. While some of the book may be a bit exaggerated in its efficacy, I have certainly gathered some tools from this book that I use on a daily basis. NLP has helped me to become more perceptive and clairvoyant in life, as well as enhancing my ability to call upon strength and confidence in character whenever it’s needed. Even for a chronic skeptic like myself, there are certainly some useful tools buried in this book.

United States on Jun 02, 2014

Micah & Leslie Burnett: First my opinion of NLP in general. I am a religious person, and next to the scriptures, this is one of the most important collections of concepts we could have. There are human understandings and techniques here that have been lost, or worse, hidden from us: information that should have been handed down from generation to generation since Adam instead of being discovered/assimilated in the 1970's. These are techniques that can essentially be used to bring our mind and will under our subjection.

Not only is this book a great introduction to NLP, but it is one of the most clearly written and explained books I have ever read on any subject. There were one or two chapters that were not as good as the rest and a bit more vague as to their purpose and application.

Reading through is a waste of time, you will glean important information, but the riches that you discover will be much greater if this is treated as a workbook, taking each suggestion and practicing it. I spent a year reading and trying and it has been very rewarding.

United States on May 15, 2012