NLP - The New Technology of Achievement

Product Details * Language: English * Type: Audio Book * Format: MP3 @ 64 Kbps * Publisher: Nightingale-Conant Product Description When we first encountered NLP more than a dozen years ago, we realized it represented a paradigm shift—completely new way of thinking that makes heightened achievement levels and personal transformation possible. Here’s the great reality about NLP: If one person can do something, anyone else can learn how to do it! Now, human excellence can be systematically studied, then reproduced. Just as you can learn to ski, drive, or use a computer, so too can you learn to apply the core achievement skills: motivation, persuasion, confidence and self-esteem. In these tapes, some of the nation’s outstanding NLP trainers will share the same strategies they have taught thousands of NLP Comprehensive seminar participants. You’ll learn: * How your motivation strategy works and how to use it at will * How to eliminate past limitations and gain confidence in your future * How to set your goals and future mission * How to apply specific processes to gain deep self-appreciation and self-esteem Because NLP processes are universal, you can apply them to every area of your life. Our trainers will guide you in applying the processes so you can attain a lasting positive outlook and increase your peak performances. Enjoy the path you have selected—the NLP path—to the rewards of greater personal achievement. Developed in the early 1970s by Richard Bandler and John Grinder, in association with Gregory Bateson, neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a personal development system . It uses a toolbox of strategies, axioms and beliefs about human perception and subjective experience. Featuring: Charles Faulkner * Gerry Schmidt, Ph.D. * Dr. Robert McDonald * Tim Hallbom, M.S.W. * Suzi Smith, M.D. * Kelly Gerling, Ph.D. Visit http://prince213.blogspot.com/ for more...

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Vizzini01 (2009-05-14)

Many thnaks. God bless!

upreshpal (2009-07-12)

brillllllllisnt!!! thanks prince213!!!

amitvashist (2009-09-23)

THanks Prince213 .. .. This is a great stuff.

Ran4 (2009-10-08)

Uhm... Just a heads up: NLP is pseudoscience.

"Because of the absence of any firm empirical evidence supporting its sometimes extravagant claims, NLP has had little or no support from the scientific community. It continues to make no impact on mainstream academic psychology, and only limited impact on mainstream psychotherapy and counselling."
Shorthand: complete and utter bullshit.

djmizzac (2009-10-14)

"It continues to make no impact on mainstream academic psychology, and only limited impact on mainstream psychotherapy and counselling."
Maintstream psychotherapy is a joke in itself... Just sayin'...

Pheaton79 (2010-01-25)

Thanks keep up the good work =D!

JBeast (2010-06-19)

Ironic use of contextual partial-quotes to support an opinion.

..."However, it had some influence among private psychotherapists, including hypnotherapists, to the extent that some claim to be trained in NLP and apply it to their practice. NLP had greater influence in management training, life coaching and the self-help industry."
NLP is most helpful in the context of coaching or self-help with a focus on improving a skill or ability. Personally, I would rather teach my children to pro-actively frame their world-view and other NLP/common-sense techniques than rest assured their best interests are the central focus of the trillion-dollar per annum pharmaceutical industry.

bbcxtra (2010-10-04)

thanks

keshmyster (2010-12-27)

Thank you prince123, very interesting :-o

evpc (2011-08-23)

@Ran4
Thanks Einstein !!
Anything western scientists cannot explain using their methods of study becomes pseudo-science. Even western neuro-scientists fumble when they encounter the concept of consciousness yet they accept the concept of swarm intelligence though they cannot explain it. Guess its their way of controlling competition in the field of knowledge.

w00tbie (2012-02-11)

thanks ur a prince213

teffydon87 (2012-04-07)

I signed up just to post. To the guy who said this is just a bunch of "psuedo-science" nonsense, you're flat out wrong and you could PROVE that for yourself by spending 5 minutes learning just the very basics and applying them. I read a NLP book briefly years ago, and have never seriously pursued it, yet many of the basic things taught which were easily adopted have (in my opinion) increased my ability to create and nurture relations, business and personal. Anyone who spent a couple hours learning the basics, then applied them for just one day could tell the difference.