If you're looking for an NLP book written from the perspective of someone with real, solid business experience, this is it.
This book is packed with real examples from Molden's career as a training and development manager and subsequently as a consultant. This would not be the place to get a step-by-step in-depth description of every NLP technique - rather, the book is focused on practical applications of NLP to common business problems, and it's all the better for that.
Having said that, the book does cover a lot of NLP material from many sources - even including a "mind programming unit" for turning up or turning down the emotional impact of your memories and imagined events which is inspired (if I'm not mistaken) from Richard Bandler's more recently developed "Design Human Engineering".
There is also a useful section on modelling excellence which, although it may not satisfy NLP purists, is designed so that anyone can use it to get valuable results.
Molden has invited other consultants using NLP in business to contribute chapters on their areas of expertise. Along with his own contributions, this gives us a wealth of applications to areas including customer service, time management, presentations, risk assessment and running better meetings.
The book will be equally useful to two quite different types of readers: managers looking for high-impact interventions without the jargon, and NLP practitioners looking for innovative and practical ways to apply their skills in business.