Hey guys do you know any NLP books that would help me master my inner game, outer game, and improve my leadership skills?

NLP-Structure of magic:Richard Bandler and John Grinder

Anything by Ross Jeffries.

That should cover the basics.

of course,it is IMPERATIVE you practice and see what works for you,as not everything said in these books apply to everyone.

I'm reading NLP workbook by Joseph O'Connor. As BlackBull said, practice is IMPERATIVE, and I thought the title suggested it would have some exercises. I'm liking it quite a lot and it's very clearly set out. The subtitle is quite motivating too: "a practical guide to achieving the results you want"

I also bought Introducing NLP but it just seems to be like and older version of the one I mentioned before and without exercises.

On the other hand, I guess Ross Jeffries' book would be the one to buy for the people that just want to go directly into NLP to pick-up (I think I will be buying it myself in a short time).

Hope it helps. I would be interested to know what you end up reading and how NLP ends up working for you. See ya.

I have bought Chris Howard's NLP & Leadership Practitioner's course. Has anyone heard of it?

Just ordered 'NLP Workshop' there... hopefully it teaches me a few things.

What are you guys wanting to learn from the books? Anchoring by any chance?

Dan

Alongside learning NLP, Derren Brown has a critique of NLP in his book "Tricks of the mind", which is well worth a read. If nothing else, it will give you a rounded view of the subject. (And help you figure out which parts of NLP are effective, and which parts are mostly BS)

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