Abstract
H aving been aware of neurolinguistic programming (NLP) for a while and having been officially employed as a “change agent” (cue Bond theme) for several years, I was keen to explore this book. The bold assertion in the foreword that readers could “immediately use” some of the techniques in the book had me hooked, and I eagerly started reading in anticipation of learning a useful skill. Alas, this was not to be. This is one of the most difficult books I've read. Not because it is boring, but because there is so much …
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