The Ultimate Introduction to NLP: How to build a successful life

by Richard Bandler, Alessio Roberti, Owen Fitzpatrick

Overview

Richard Bandler, co-creator of NLP and the man who inspired Paul McKenna to greatness, collaborates with Alessio Roberti and Owen Fitzpatrick to reveal how to unleash your true potential and transform your life.

Richard Bandler – the world-renowned co-creator of NLP who has helped millions around the world change their lives for the better – has teamed up with Italian NLP Master Trainer Alessio and co-founder of the Irish Institute of NLP Owen, to craft a simple yet engaging story of one man’s personal change and discovery, to help readers understand the remarkable principles of NLP.

Inspiring and easy-to-read, this fable recreates the experience of being at a workshop with Bandler. Rather than explaining the theories, An Introduction to NLP illustrates the principles and simple techniques that Bandler has developed over the past 35 years in action.

This inspirational book gives you the tools to change your life, overcoming the things that are holding you back: your phobias, depression, habits, psychosomatic illnesses or learning disorders.

Through the simple techniques of NLP, you too can become a strong, happy, successful person and achieve your goals.

‘The must have self-help book!’ Paul McKenna

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780007497416
Publisher:	HarperCollins UK
Publication date:	03/19/2013
Edition description:	Reprint
Pages:	160
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.60(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Richard Bandler is one of the greatest geniuses of personal change. He is the man who co-invented Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and is Paul McKenna's self-confessed guru. He holds courses and workshops all over the world, including in the UK and the USA.

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‘Richard Bandler is a Leonardo of our times. He is one of our living greats.’ The Guardian Weekend

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‘Richard Bandler is a Leonardo of our times. He is one of our living greats.’ The Guardian Weekend

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