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NLP booksOut of hundreds of NLP books, I recommend these most: Introductory NLP
NLP: The New Technology of Achievement is packed with exercises you can do to swiftly and easily improve yourself and your life. One of my research associates eliminated a lifetime phobia in under half an hour using this book. A great introduction to NLP, even more useful for experienced NLPers. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon. Using Your Brain—For a Change by NLP cofounder Richard Bandler is a favorite NLP beginner's book because it's funny, irreverent, and easy to read. Includes powerful exercises and techniques. Best if you visualize easily. Buy at Amazon.
Transforming Your Self: Becoming Who You Want to Be. Steve Andreas's new book results from ten years of research into how people with effective self-concepts create them, and how you can do the same. Beginner to advanced. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon. Core Transformation: Reaching the Wellspring Within by Connirae and Tamara Andreas. Guide yourself through a simple but profound process for self-healing and achieving inner harmony. Beginner to advanced. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon. Intermediate to advanced NLP
Change Your Mind—And Keep the Change by Connirae and Steve Andreas. Packed with great techniques, and so clearly written that even people with little NLP experience can take themselves through many of the processes. Valuable to the experienced NLPer as well. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon. Heart of the Mind by Connirae and Steve Andreas. Another clearly written classic, full of valuable techniques and marvelous examples of skillful interventions. Contains different techniques than Change Your Mind. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon.
Encyclopedia of Systemic NLP and NLP New Coding. A 1,500 page opus by Robert Dilts and Judith DeLozier, with articles on virtually every NLP topic. Limited daily page views online at low resolution (prints poorly). Buy at local bookstore or Amazon. Modeling With NLP by Robert Dilts. NLP's techniques got built with modeling -- the process of figuring out how someone does something (including the crucial out-of-awareness elements) so you can do or teach it. Knowing how to model means you can learn and apply other people's genius strategies. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon. Also see health books for a review of Dilts's Beliefs: Pathways to Health and Well-Being. Related topics
The Open Mind: Exploring the 6 Patterns of Intelligence by Dawna Markova. Explores how people use sensory modalities in a model that greatly enriches NLP. Find out how to accommodate your own natural intelligence, and improve communication and rapport with others. Highly recommended. Out of print; buy used at Amazon or a local bookstore. Holistic Management: A New Framework for Decision Making by Allan Savory with Jody Butterfield. Savory's decision process complements NLP goal-setting, and helps people make decisions that are simultaneously socially, financially, and environmentally sound. Buy at your local bookstore or Amazon. More book topicsSelf-help books that really work. Hypnosis: beginning to advanced. Health: proven techniques to improve your health and deal with illness, back pain, cancer, and more. Beyond booksOften people want to make the sorts of changes recommended in the books above, but something stops them. If that "something" is unconscious and outside your awareness, it can be very difficult to change from within. If you experience this sort of problem, try a CD program or contact me now for an appointment. I can help. URL: easychangeworks.com/books/nlp-books.htm © 2006 EasyChangeWorks, Oakland, California |
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