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Parents!
In this increasingly confusing, complex and competitive world teenagers need, more than ever, the skills and resources they need to protect themselves while creating the life that they want. This means, Mum and Dad, that they're going to need to learn how to discern congruent communication from incongruent communication, learn how to discover what is important to them, learn how to generate their own mental and emotional balance, and learn how to find their own purposes and achieve their own goals. To this end there is no finer set of tools than Neuro-Linguistict Programming (NLP). Teenagers can learn NLP to achieve all of the above and more. And if you want to give them the best start in life then you will want them to have the choice to learn NLP. An excellent first step is the book "Teenagers: Your Essential Guide to the Weird World of... Adults" This book shows teenagers, and their parents, how to use language effectively, how to protect themselves from the impositions of others, and how to find what is most important to them and translate their personal criteria into desirable, personal goals.
Teenagers Back
Cover of 'Teenagers: Your Essential Guide to the Weird World of...
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Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is the only technology available today that can explain how your mind works and how to use it in a systematic and effective way. NLP is the respectful way to relate to yourself and others. NLP is the ecological approach to exploring and achieving personal and community goals. NLP is an essential tool that every teenager can learn to protect themselves in this confusing, complex and competitive world. NLP is universally recognised as the most advanced system for self-development and is focused on what is important to teenagers rather than what others think teenagers should do.
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Teenagers: Your Essential Guide to the Weird World of... AdultsClick here to view the book at Lulu.
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