The NLP Master Practitioner Manual Paperback – January 10, 2017

Excellent book. It's one of the few in my circle of "go-to"s to be relevant.I learned a tremendous amount from this book, after attaining my Practitioner Certification.Peter shows that, NLP is a methodology first and foremost, and it concerns itself with the STRUCTURE not the CONTENT.He goes off the tracks of standard NLP here and there, by presenting his view point. The heart of NLP is experimentation, and development.This helped me to realize, that I don't have to be boxed in and adhere strictly to what has been presented before. Flexibility is key.This book also helped me to see, the structure of the techniques I learned. He makes a good observation that, a great deal of Trainer's haven't developed their skills as much as they probably should, and therefore hide behind the magic of the techniques.He shows how the techniques themselves aren't magical, it's the structure and therefore the function that is. Great shift in philosophy for me.This liberates the reader, giving permission to come up with personal techniques for individual clients on the spot.All in all this is an excellent book and I feel justified spending the $40~.

I first encountered this book on Scribd. It's great that I could get it here, so I can comment.This book not only points out that the techniques of NLP are not the goal to learning NLP; it also gives us the skills to find and make techniques, and helps us understand what they need to be effective. I'm still learning, but this is a real game changer for me. Thank you, Peter Freeth!

I liked this book. Peter has made this manual very much useful for those who has attended his or anyone other NLP programs. His concepts are bit different than traditional nlp practitioner but his point of view and his explanation is precise. I am looking forward to his new edition of 'NLP for Business'.The only problem with this manual is that it has no index but I personally didn't find it so much annoying.

This is the best book on the meta model I have seen

AMAZING

excellent, thanks

There are many great NLP books; this is not one of them. If you think John Grinder has value, there might be two pages of value. If you hate NLP, this book will confirm most of your fears. To say this book is pedantic and incompetent would be an understatement. It shines as a sleeping aid, though.

This is one of the best NLP books that I have ever read. I already am a certified NLP Practitioner and I have been trying to learn the heart of NLP and focus more on structure than techniques. In this book Peter Freeth teaches that by learning the structure of NLP modeling, you can create a technique specific to your client once you understand the structure of NLP.