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From: Blue Chip
Date: Fri Dec 6, 2002 4:44pm
Subject: Re: Books to buy?
Thanks for the review and also for the tip on Waterstones, I shall pop in
next time I'm down that way.
Lo Song,
Bc
>I bought "Get anyone to do anything" by D. Lieberman yesterday and am
>planning to take it back today. I read the first few chapters, browsed
>the rest, and was not impressed. I found it rather stated the obvious,
>with tips like "playing hard to get when you want someone to fancy
>you" etc. It is also written in a very "self-help" American style,
>which gets on my nerves. Am planning to get another NLP book instead,
>so will let you know if that's any better.
>
>By the way, if any of you are in the London, I have found that
>Waterstones in Bloomsbury is really good for hypnosis/NLP. Even big
>places like Foyles have very small selections on this kind of thing.
>
>Cheers,
>Ollie
>
>
>--- In a previous message zoweeuk wrote:
> > --- In a previous message jamesdavidson_99 wrote:
> > > First the easy bit - yes it's Teller from P&T.
> >
> > They are so cool!
> >
> > > Secondly, if you want to learna about NLP for self-improvement I
> > > would recommend "Unlimited Power" by Anthony Robbins. It's
> > American
> > > and a little dated but I still think it's the best introduction to
> > > NLP you can get. Available from Amazon et al...
> >
> > If NLP is all that people say it is, then its amazing.
> >
> > I've already ordered "Influence" by Robert Cialdan, "Get anyone to do
> > anything" by D. Lieberman, and "Words that change minds: Mastering
> > the language of influence" by Shelle Rose Charvet.
> > I'll try and get that book by Anthony Robbins you suggested. My mind
> > could do with a good spit polish!
> >
> > > If you are serious about learning about mentalism and magic there
> > are
> > > plenty of good resources to start you off. If you are interested
> > let
> > > me know and I will suggest some starting points.
> >
> > I am very interested and would appreciate your help.
>
>
>
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