Top 3 NLP books everyone should read

1) Psychobabble - A Straight Forward, Plain English Guide to the Benefits of Nlp (Inspirational Solutions)
by Donna Blinston

A down to earh approach to learning NLP.

The author, Donna, gives examples of how she uses the techniques in each chapter for her work as a working sister.

Psychobabble will help you come into grips some of the basic and more advance NLP techniques and terms that other NLP teachers just pass through.Helping you to see more how you can use it for your own life.

Donna uses simple and easy to understand language to explain NLP. Insted of "babbling" you with obscure and weird NLP terms.

2) En-Trancing Tales for Change with Nlp and Hypnosis
by The English Sisters

Don't discard taking this book a nice read too quickly. This book involves nice tales that will generate thoughts and feelings that will make gaining the changes you want in your life easy.

Usual Self-book has powerful exercises but unfortunately are too easy to ignore and put off. You may have experienced reading books with powerful more easier to remember and come back too when the appropriate moment arrives.

Like the bible stories, disney stories, children's storieshumpy dumpy, and/or local myths and stories.

This book makes use of that premise into helping you make the changes you want to happen in your life more plausible and easy.

I invite you take a lookat the Enlish Sisters wonderfully helpful youtube channel. This is one of the videos I highly suggest for you to view.

3) You Can Have What You Want
by Michael Neill

Michael has a very practical and humble approach in this book instead of dictating what you should do tomake your life better. He has some questions that will make you question the way you currently view things.

Then leads you to then challenge the way you view the world.

Just like on the second part of the book where he tackles the subject of "excuses". There he gives you an arrayed arsenal of techniques that would see you through almost all kind of excuses you could throw at yourself.

If you have been looking for innovative and new ways in the realm of goal setting and self-coaching then this is a book for you.