This title has been reviewed 9 times
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| good for self improvement |
| August 2008 | sak from chennai |
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| Sadly, this does not come up with the goods. Lots of emphasis on "we are coaches" and "we know what it is like to use the mind" and not a lot of relation to real life stress and how to neutralise it. NLP would probably help more with a dash of meditation and time management. This is very old book work repackaged and not relevant to today's modern stress. |
| November 2008 | Peter Reeve from Chesham |
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| very good topic |
| September 2008 | ahmed from cairo |
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| This is Maggie and her 2 'best mates'. The man has affairs with other women and treats his wife like dog doo doo. The other lady is a massage therapist and abandoned her children for 2 years whilst she sailed around the Caribbean with her lover. Avoid these people at all costs. Especially the man. He will mess with your head and your life. Very dangerous. |
| February 2009 | Hannah from Brighton |
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| ok |
| October 2008 | cesar from gudalajara |
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| I was in a great need of such an audio book. |
| September 2009 | Puneet from SriGanganagar |
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| These people are hacks. They sound like the types who have been on a weekend nlp course and are now life coaches and alternative specialists. When will people realise that these types motivation is other people's money. This sound track has no substance and no flow. Products like these should help people but all they do is promote. Ah well those who can't do and all that... |
| March 2009 | Derek from London |
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| good |
| November 2009 | phamhien from ho chi minh city |
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| This is a very good tool that may help researchers, human resource specialists, and even any person to manage the stress |
| September 2009 | Alaa Hashish from Cairo |
