Core Transformation: Reaching the Wellspring Within19 reviews Connirae Andreas Real People Press, 1994 very interesting... + Change Yourself While Also Accepting Yourself Exactly As You Are + Awesome Book + This is a powerful work... Strong Concepts, great idea...             Turtles All the Way Down: Prerequisites to Personal Genius10 reviews John Grinder, Judith Delozier Grinder, DeLozier & Associates., 1995 Impeccable Internal Organizational Patterning + It's the journey, not the destination Turtles is a book for people already exposed in some degree to the basic tenets of NLP. It is not "about" NLP, but how to create logical structures and frameworks within yourself to employ these (and other) tools in a most effective and ecological manner. A great deal of emphasis is placed on ...             NLP for Lazy Learning: How to Learn Faster and More Efficiently2 reviews Diana Beaver Vega, 2002 A must for all teachers! This is an excellent book for anyone interested in Teaching and Learning. It is very easy to read as it is free of jargon, yet it tackles up-to- date teaching methodology: learning strategies, left brain, right brain, self 1, self 2, modelling, rewards etc... Lots and lots of food for thoughts. I ...             Solutions: Practical and Effective Antidotes for Sexual and Relationship Problems2 reviews Leslie Cameron-Bandler Futurepace, 1985 This is a book intended for therapists + A great wedding - - or divorce -- gift. This book has interesting information in it, but what it contains is information intended for therapists whose goals it is to change the relationship lives of their clients, including couples that come to the therapist for therapeutic help. It's poor judgement to choose a book like this one for ...             An Insiders Guide to Sub Modalities10 reviews Will Macdonald, Richard Bandler Meta Publications, 1989 Very good book! + best NLP book ever! + Without submodalities there is no NLP! I really like the way the techniques are explained & created. This is a very good way to learn submodalities and NLP, great introduction overall. The most interesting part is that the focus is on areas of personality and not complex goal/mission oriented stuff (and that's good, trust me:).             Frogs into Princes: Neuro Linguistic Programming27 reviews Richard Bandler, John Grinder Real People Press, 1979 learning how to use your brain + WANT TO LEARN ABOUT NLP? + my favorite NLP book + Awesome             Reframing: Neuro-Linguistic Programming and the Transformation of Meaning9 reviews Richard Bandler, John Grinder Real People Pr, 1981 Still relevant and a gold mine. + I LOVE THIS BOOK!!! + 5***** A careful reading of this book will unearth a wealth of information, not only about remedial and generative models developed in early NLP, but also how and why models were designed as they were to begin with. If one keeps that in mind, as well as the primary presupposition (map/territory), there ...             Influencing with Integrity: Management Skills for Communication and Negotiation Revised Edition6 reviews Genie Z. Laborde Crown House Publishing, 2003 The classic work on using NLP in sales and negotiation + Get It, Use It + A Must Read! To Improve on Negotiation and Communication Skills + Clear, Concise, Cogent presentation of NLP!!! + A very practical overview of how to communicate for win/win             Introducing Neuro-Linguistic Programming: Psychological Skills for Understanding and Influencing People21 reviews Joseph O'Connor, John Seymour Thorsons Publishers, 1993 I Met the Author in a Course + Informative and Useful + Great for understanding thought processes and people I met Mr. Joseph O'Connor in 2002 in the NLP Master Practitioner course with NLP Comprehensive, Denver, USA. I started my journey in NLP with this book and before any training I got. I can passionately say, this is the "BEST INTRODUCTORY BOOK I EVER RED IN NLP". The main contribution of the ...             Precision: A New Approach to Communication : How to Get the Information You Need to Get Results5 reviews Michael McMaster, John Grinder Grinder, DeLozier & Associates., 1993 NLP translated to the business world + Un-Muddling The Meta-Model + SESQUIPEDALIAN JEWEL + Precise Problem + Precise Information = Precise Results             Therapeutic Metaphors: Helping Others Through the Looking Glass4 reviews David Gordon Meta Publications, 1978 Always have a story to tell + and now for a review by a non-NLP person + EXTREMELY cool book + This book explains the secrets of story telling capabilities             Change; Principles of Problem Formation and Problem Resolution Paul Watzlawick W. W. Norton & Company, 1974             Virginia Satir: The Patterns of Her Magic1 review Steve Andreas Science & Behavior Books, 1991 I can't praise this book high enough! An excellent book! The author describes both general themes and very specific language and behavior patterns that made Virginia Satir's work so effective. There is also a transcription of a complete Virginia's session, with a running commentary from the author. It makes all those themes and ...             Heart of the Mind: Engaging Your Inner Power to Change With Neuro-Linguistic Programming7 reviews Connirae Andreas, Steve Andreas Real People Press, 1989 A practical book of NLP techniques + Brief, usable applications + I recommend this book + Better than Talk Therapy             NLP: The New Technology of Achievement60 reviews NLP Comprehensive Harper Paperbacks, 1996 One of the best books on NLP that includes A LOT of useful exercises. + A good primer + some fluff but still a good book for beginners + Great book             Using Your Brain--For a Change: Neuro-Linguistic Programming23 reviews Richard Bandler Real People Pr, 1985 a superb way to change your percieved reality! + A Great Find! + NLP 1.0 + One of The Best NLP Books Ever Written!             Practical Magic:: A Translation of Basic Neuro-Linguistic Programming Into Clinical Psychotherapy2 reviews Stephen R. Lankton Crown House Publishing, 2003 Best NLP book + Uneven Excellence I absolutely loved this book. Mr. Lankton balances the theory of NLP with practical and useful descriptions of how to use NLP in therapeutic situations. I especially appreciated him examining many of the techniques of different brands of psychotherapy in the framework of NLP, enabling practitioners ...             Righting the Educational Conveyor Belt (Red Seal Educational Series)3 reviews Michael Grinder Metamorphous Press, 1991 Great guide for helping your child thru the educ. system + Great for understanding where children are at I have a "right-brained" child, now 14, who has struggled in the classroom. Michael's book was extremely useful in helping me to understand the different learning styles and my child, as well as understanding the teaching culture and how it changes as a child goes through the primary, middle, and ...             The Situation Is Hopeless, but Not Serious (The Pursuit of Unhappiness)9 reviews Paul Watzlawick W. W. Norton & Company, 1993 Funny and insightful! + No doubt, it is a great book! + Hopelessly funny + A really amusing and tale-telling reading             My Lessons With Kumi: How I Learned to Perform With Confidence in Life and Work5 reviews Michael Colgrass Real People Press, 2000 PERFORM AT YOUR VERY BEST + One word describes this book + Furthering My Journey + One of the best books I've read!