NLP Book Review: Using your Brain for a Change by Richard Bandler |
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There are only three books that I own, that I will never lend out, "Using your Brain for a Change", "Transformations", and "Prometheus Rising" by Robert Anton Wilson, which I may review later if I can somehow link it to NLP. When people express an interest in NLP, this is the first book I recommend - always. Richard Bandler's book covers a subject that is just not covered as well anywhere else. This is the book to read if you want to work on the most important thing in the world - Yourself. There are many NLP books on subjects such as NLP language, NLP techniques, Working other people out, and rapport, but fairly superficial details on the part of NLP that underpins much of NLP - submodalities. |
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This is a seminar-turned-into-a-book, a style that may not appeal to everyone, but it's an easy read. There are also plenty of exercises, and it's all about changing the way you use your own brain. If you don't try these things out on your own mind, how do you expect to be able to change others? I have to mention, that submodalities is the part of NLP that I find the coolest. If you want to be really good at using NLP techniques such as the phobia cure, or the swish pattern, then you really should learn the nuts and bolts that allow them to work, and this is the best source. |
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