As I may have mentioned previously - I'm not a big reader. If I'm lucky I managed 3 books a year and a handful of walking/cookery magazines.
I'm rather horrified that I need to read, interpret and analyse books to enhance my essays.
I have a reading list provided by my course and am desperately searching book shops to try and identify the easy reads. In the mean time I picked a book that's not on the list. This is called "Coaching with NLP" by Joseph O'connor & Andrea Lages. So I thought I'd offer you a book review.
Whether you're into coaching or NLP, this is a great read. I don't consider myself a big reader, but this book has a lovely layout and is well illustrated with coaching models.
Its both an excellent introduction to coaching or to NLP. What I particularly liked is the resource section at the back, contains a number of tools to use with clients.
I managed comfortable to fit it into a bust schedule ans still read it in two weeks, however it is also a book you could dip in and out of, or take more time to really get to grips with all of the aspects.
Thoroughly recommended.
If ever you are up in the Lakes come and see our NLP library. It is massive. I think husband has every book on NLP and hypnotherapy that there has ever been including this one. You would be most welcome to come, have a coffee or three and just scout through them. He is threatening to get a massive NLP encylopedia shortly- apparently it is 'the biz'
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