Discover how to combat, tame, or even slay your ’dragons’ or negative states—failure, self-contempt, anxiety—by building up positive states to counteract them. A reader-friendly version of the meta-states model for personal empowerment.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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A little Hard to Read, yet Incredibly Useful,
By "jmoneey84" (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dragon Slaying: Dragons Into Princes (Paperback)
While Dr. Hall might not be the best writer, the sheer brilliance of his ideas shine through. Although I found the book a bit repetive at times, I learned so much that it was easily worth it. While not useful as an Introduction to NLP (for that, see Joseph O'Connors Introducing Neuro-Linguistic Programming), this book provides a fabulous framework for understanding the mind: Dr. Hall's Meta-State model is both practical and powerful, and does a fabulous job of integrating all the disparate threads that make up NLP. On a more personal level, since I have not yet masterd the ability to accurately visualize, I found Dr. Hall's emphasis on language particularly useful. If you are looking for a primer on NLP, look elsewhere -but if you want to deepen your understanding of NLP, you won't go wrong with Dragon Slaying by Dr. Michael Hall.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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brilliant,
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This review is from: Dragon Slaying: Dragons Into Princes (Paperback)
The depth and breadth of Hall's material is staggering. He's pulled together concepts from a variety of sources and successfully integrated it into his meta-states concept. As said by another reviewer this is not a introductory NLP book; it is however, considered an introductory meta-states book. Unfortunately, most of Hall's works are not user-friendly and this is no exception. It's poorly organized, formatted and editted; it can be difficult to read at times. DESPITE all this, the uniqueness and power of this book's concepts is well worth the trouble.
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