"Can We Start Again?" is a practical guide to the use of NLP in specific business contexts such as presentations, public speaking, and negotiation. It explains the "science" of NLP in layman's terms, supported with numerous examples and anecdotes, and provides an easy-to-use framework for development and implementation of the skills necessary to put NLP into practice. This book is supported by John Grinder, the official co-founder of NLP, and a major figure on the international business circuit.
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Daryll Scott has over 10 years' experience of coaching and consulting in the field of NLP. He is managing director of the training organisation, Use Your Noggin Ltd, which includes among its clients major organisations such as Microsoft, Honda, Marks & Spencer, Baker Tilly, Symantec, The Body Shop and many more.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have no experience of NLP but read this book on a recommendation.
I'm thrilled that I took up the recommendation. It's easy to use exaggeration, but this book radically changed the way that I think about how I communicate.
I now understand people better, and they seem to understand me better too. As I run a business (technology consultancy), this has made a big difference to us all and was well worth a few hours' investment.
I'd strongly recommend it to anyone who wants to find out how they can genuinely get to 'win/win' situations in the conversations they have with their colleagues, bosses, customers....
I've given a copy to my colleagues in my company, which I guess shows how much I rate it.
p.s. loved the ranty review below - hilarious - horses for courses I guess.....however, certainly perfect for someone like me who is in business but not an NLP expert.
I'm thrilled that I took up the recommendation. It's easy to use exaggeration, but this book radically changed the way that I think about how I communicate.
I now understand people better, and they seem to understand me better too. As I run a business (technology consultancy), this has made a big difference to us all and was well worth a few hours' investment.
I'd strongly recommend it to anyone who wants to find out how they can genuinely get to 'win/win' situations in the conversations they have with their colleagues, bosses, customers....
I've given a copy to my colleagues in my company, which I guess shows how much I rate it.
p.s. loved the ranty review below - hilarious - horses for courses I guess.....however, certainly perfect for someone like me who is in business but not an NLP expert.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By T. Parry
Format:Paperback
Daryll's book is a concise introduction to NLP. Unlike so many weighty NLP tomes, it encourages the reader to experience NLP in a refreshing easy to understand approach. His style of writing is fluid and you have a real sense of him being in the room and talking to you. A great NLP book that anyone can dip in and out of easily.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By C. Killick
Format:Paperback
NLP is becoming convoluted and divisionalised with different schools of thought and teaching.
Can We Start Again is a no nonsense and easy to read book that misses out all the unnecessary jargon that NLPers often love to use and gets to the point with practical learnings for both beginners or as a refresher for 'experienced' NLPers.
And, if John Grinder approves, he writes the forward, you know it must be worth a read.
Can We Start Again is a no nonsense and easy to read book that misses out all the unnecessary jargon that NLPers often love to use and gets to the point with practical learnings for both beginners or as a refresher for 'experienced' NLPers.
And, if John Grinder approves, he writes the forward, you know it must be worth a read.
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You know when you get to that point in your life when you want to make a change, but you don't know how, this is the book to kick start that change. Read more
Published on 15 Aug 2008 by ianbeecherjones
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I started my journey into NLP with Daryll Scott's book "Can we start again?" and I so welcomed the style of writing, language used and content which was balanced in terms of... Read more
Published on 17 July 2008 by Benita Mayhead
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Can we start again? you can now...
Daryll's wonderful, easy style will open up NLP to you in a way that others just don't. And once you start reading it, you will find you've started on a journey that will change... Read more
Published on 16 July 2008 by J. C. Harris
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Great Introduction to NLP
Daryll Scott's book "Can we start again" is an excellent introduction to NLP. As a NLP virgin, I found it to be laid out in a logical way and written in an easy to comprehend... Read more
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I read this book in preparation for my recent NLP course (eight full days!) and it lead me from sceptical to open-minded very quickly. Read more
Published on 7 July 2008 by Gary Rogers
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Not NLP for Dummies, but who wants to be a dummy anyway?
I disagree totally with the reviewer who said this book was not suitable for business people - I am a functional manager for a software company, with small children at home, and I... Read more
Published on 7 July 2008 by R. Johns
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Can We Start Again? Not with this book!
As an NLP Master Practitioner, I was asked by the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) to review this book. Read more
Published on 5 July 2008 by LynetteCulleton
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