- Paperback: 224 pages
- Publisher: Piatkus Books (29 April 2004)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0749924829
- ISBN-13: 978-0749924829
- Product Dimensions: 23.3 x 15.3 x 1.4 cm
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 494,029 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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The Inner Coach is a practical and inspiring new book from the authors of The NLP Coach. NLP master practitioner and executive coach Ian Mc Dermott and NLP practitioner and psychotherapist Wendy Jago combine their expertise to provide a step-by step self-coaching guide. They show you how you can make the most of all of yourself once you learn how to access and harness the hidden power of your unconscious mind. Discover how to: Access your inner wisdom; Make the most of your gut feelings, dreams and intuitions; Use simple NLP techniques to access your subconscious mind; Find your purpose and identify your goals; Harness your inner wisdom to deliver insights, resolve problems, enhance creativity, improve decision making, increase confidence and communication skills; Use the right questions to achieve the right answers; Become your own inner coach
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Ian McDermott is a leading consultant and trainer and the co-author of eight books on personal and professional development. He is featured regularly on television, radio and in the national press. He is a certified NLP trainer and has taught NLP for 15 years.
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The Inner Coach is the new book from the authors of The NLP Coach. NLP master practitioner and executive coach Ian McDermott and NLP practitioner and psychotherapist Wendy Jago combine their expertise to provide a step-by step self-coaching guide. The book attempts to show us how we can make the most of all of our self once we learn how to access and harness the hidden power of our unconscious mind. Topics covered include: Approaching your inner world, getting in the right state, Building an Inner Alliance and Shaping your Reality.
Anyone who has read any of Tim Gallwey's work or Nancy Kline's Time to Think, will find familiar concepts here in terms of raising self awareness and addressing limiting beliefs, but will also discover that such concepts have been well expanded and developed.
I found this to be an easy book to read and follow. There is a good deal of food for thought contained within its pages and the self reflection exercises that appear throughout are helpful in encouraging the reader to put some ideas into action rather than simply to think about them.
Despite both authors' strong commitment to NLP, the book is free of much of the cultist hype that seems to bedevil much of the NLP literature.
The book may lean more towards a self-help title than a business book but would nevertheless provide a rich source of material for trainers and coaches looking to deepen their learning on the subject or to prepare for implementing coaching programmes.
Anyone who has read any of Tim Gallwey's work or Nancy Kline's Time to Think, will find familiar concepts here in terms of raising self awareness and addressing limiting beliefs, but will also discover that such concepts have been well expanded and developed.
I found this to be an easy book to read and follow. There is a good deal of food for thought contained within its pages and the self reflection exercises that appear throughout are helpful in encouraging the reader to put some ideas into action rather than simply to think about them.
Despite both authors' strong commitment to NLP, the book is free of much of the cultist hype that seems to bedevil much of the NLP literature.
The book may lean more towards a self-help title than a business book but would nevertheless provide a rich source of material for trainers and coaches looking to deepen their learning on the subject or to prepare for implementing coaching programmes.
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