Product Description

Do you yearn for change in your life? Perhaps you wish your life was better organised, more fulfilling, happier and more contented. Do you put off making the changes you dream of because you’ve tried in the past, and failed? Break free from the fear of failure; fire-up your motivation, your confidence and your self-esteem; understand that you have everything you need to succeed and believe that the secret to your success lies within you. Change Your Life with NLP will show you how you can make the changes to your life that you want – with amazing results.

This easy-to-follow, realistic guide draws extensively on powerful NLP techniques and, combined with practical exercises, takes you step-by-step through everything you need to do to change your life.

- Identify your goals and what they mean to you

- Find out how ready you really are for change

- Discover how NLP can help you take control of your moods, your state of mind and your life

- Learn how to face your fears and use negative experiences to your advantage...and much more.

Success is only limited to what you believe is possible. Your new life is waiting, and it’s only one book away!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #40027 in Books
• Published on: 2008-05-15
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 184 pages

From the Back Cover

There is a brighter future ahead of you – and it starts right here, right now.

It doesn’t matter how your life has been so far. It doesn’t matter what’s happened in the past. All that matters is now. Change can happen in an instant and making changes, even really big ones, can be much less scary than you might imagine. All you need is to change your thinking - and this book explains how.

Change Your Life with NLP uses powerful tools and techniques from the tried and tested field of neuro linguistic programming to reveal how you’ve got to where you are and what might be holding you back or stopping good things happening.

You can use NLP to:

-         determine what you want in life

-         find the perfect partner or career

-         boost your confidence

-         increase your happiness

-         banish anxiety

-         drop bad habits

-         lose weight (and keep it off)

-         get out of debt

-         improve your relationships with everybody

and much, much more. In fact, once you understand what’s going on in your unconscious mind, and have shifted your thinking, every area of your life will start to benefit!

About the Author
Lindsey Agness is head of The Change Corporation (www.thechangecorporation.com). She runs courses and seminars for companies and day and weekly seminars for individuals from all walks of life. Formerly a corporate change management consultant at one of the top global firms, Lindsey is able to bridge both the business and personal development market. She is one of the first female NLP masters.

Customer Reviews

Poor
If you've read any other book on NLP, or even any more basic "self-help" book, then the contents of this book will be no surprise. Badly dlivered, formulaic, and there is nothing to make this book stand out from anything else on the shelf. (it only got 1 star because I couldn't give a 0).

Try SUMO by Paul McGee, or even Paul McKenna's Change Your Life in 7 days for the same stuff done much, much better

Inspirational
What a great book! It gave me a real practical insight into NLP and how you can use the techniques to work for you.

I loved the style and the way it led you through the chapters. It was as if I had my own personal coach, explaining the theory, demonstrating how it can work and then, through the exercises, equipping me with the tools to put it into practice.

I can see how I can use this in all sorts of ways. It's really demystified NLP for me and I'm already using the techniques to take control and make the choices that work for me.

Thank you!

Sorry, but this is a poor book!
I was hoping for a good introduction to NLP, and I suppose to complete newcomers to the personal development idiom this book would be an interesting and stimulating read.

But NLP? Not really... it's a very confused text, glossing over the fundamentals of NLP and introducing extraneous mysticism (chakras?) and other unwelcome self-help tosh, which is exactly what I was hoping to avoid. The author also seems a little confused as to her audience. The main part of the book is clearly aimed at personal (i.e. private) development, but then suddenly a chapter appears on feedback, which is very clearly business-focused.

I found the general thread of the book to be confused, slightly patronising, and full of the sort of fluffy and ill-explained language which plagues the majority of personal development books.

Or am I just in the "Grey Zone"??