Thinking Styles: Relationship Strategies that Work - Softcover

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0953531007 ISBN 13: 9780953531004

Publisher: BJA Associates Ltd, 1999

Synopsis

An essential read for everyone who depends on developing rapport with others. It strips the jargon from much of Neuro Linguistic Programming and using cartoons, practical examples and a self assessment summary at the end of each chapter, helps the reader both identify their own style of thinking and gives tips on how to understand and appreciate others.

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Review

This book is a must for anyone who wants to learn some simple and yet immensely powerful techniques for enhancing the way that they communicate and build relations. So if you depend on effective teamwork, powerful customer (internal or external ) relations, self-management then you really need to read this. By understanding the unique ways in which we each think and therefore communicate we can learn not only to accept others for who they are but also to communicate with them in ways that they will understand and accept. And we can influence others to do the same for us. Many similar books are full of jargon - this is well written, practical and straightforward. I recommend it wholeheartedly.( Sue Knight, Author "NLP Solutions") An easy to read, yet thought provoking, introduction to thinking styles. The book is jargon free, packed with compelling examples, and will leave you in no doubt that thinking styles are the key to improving your relationships. I guarantee it will whet your appetite and you'll want to find out more. -- Dr. Peter Honey, Co-author, Learning Styles

From the Publisher

A very practical book about how we think and behave at work
Using cartoons, quotes and exercises, this elegant and easy to read book, helps the reader to identify and understand how he or she prefers to think and how colleagues think and therefore behave. The book is based on the principles of Nuero-Linguistic Programming (NLP) but deliberately avoids the use of jargon. It gives a fascinating insight into how people think in different ways and the impact this can have at work.

Edition details

• Publisher: BJA Associates Ltd
• Publication date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0953531007
• ISBN 13: 9780953531004
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Nelson Sarah
• Number of pages: 113
• Editor: Beddoes-Jones Fiona, Miller Julia R.