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NLP (Collins Need to Know?) by Carolyn Boyes

Book Type: Paperback
Published: 07 August 2006
Publisher: Collins
RRP:£9.99

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Review:
I am very interested in NLP but, to be honest, when I try to read about it, I don't really get it. This book is very straightforward, making a confusing subject accessible and do-able. I think, however, that this book is only suitable for people with little knowledge or understanding of the subject. If you know about NLP, then I imagine this would be quite basic for you.