Living Your Purpose: The Heart of NLP

Living Your Purpose walks readers through the five principles at the heart of NLP. Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) is the study of how people make change on purpose. In applying NLP to your own life, you simply assume that you have what you need and the problem is to find it. Whether you are in pain, confused, stuck or in pursuit of a goal that seems impossible, there is only one problem. You have not yet made a connection between that situation and the resources that will lead to a satisfying outcome.

This is a book for everyone who has ever wished NLP could be clear and practical and rooted in evidence that what it teaches really works.

Since 2003, Linda has been one of Canada's leading developers of NLP. Through creativity, interaction with related models, and study of the leading edge, Linda develops training that accelerates learning and transformation.

Author: Linda R. Ferguson
Publisher: FriesenPress
Published: 06/06/2014
Pages: 160
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.54lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.37d
ISBN: 9781460214565

About the Author
Ferguson, Linda R.: - Linda Ferguson loves to explore the way our words shape our lives. For more than ten years, she has been a Senior Partner at NLP Canada Training. Her work there is to build a community of practice where curious people come to explore, connect, and make change happen. People come back year after year to hear new stories and refresh their curiosity about making lives better and influence stronger.

Our training brings out the smart in people. Our certifications are so engaging, surprising and practical that people find they are more capable than they thought. They walk out from training and into a vibrant world of possibility. We stay current with developments in NLP and with evidence-based practice in related fields including solution focused coaching and positive psychology. Our training is always evolving to encompass new learning and new opportunities.

Linda Ferguson holds a doctorate from the University of Toronto in English Literature. She loves the way rhythm, images and tone shape the way we talk to one another and the way talk changes us. She loves telling stories almost as much as she loves listening to them.

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