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Law of Connection
The Science of Using NLP to Create Ideal Personal and Professional Relationships

by Michael J. Losier

     

Communication is a vital element to achieving success in life. It also helps set the foundation on which a learner can build from the knowledge presented to him. As an adult educator myself, I am reminded of how important good communication skills are whenever I stand before a classroom. Effective communication skills are absolutely necessary for proper training and a transfer of knowledge to occur.

Losier made his debut as an author with his highly popular book, Law of Attraction: The Science of Attracting More of What You Want and Less of What You Don't (also reviewed on Myshelf).  This book became an overnight success and has sold millions of copies.  Now he is back with another riveting edition, entitled Law of Connection: The Science of Using NLP to Create Ideal Personal and Professional Relationships.

In this book, the reader is introduced to the concept of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, a model that lets them understand the four learning styles: visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and digital. That in turn lets them determine what type of learner they are, and from there they will be able to learn the proper methods of communication.

To say that I was impressed by this audio book is an understatement.  I am thoroughly convinced this one audio could greatly enhance a person’s ability to get along with anyone they encounter.

Businesses will find that by adopting Losier's theories, they can break down the communication barriers which often exist and keep the organization from working as a team.

This is the type of book that is for everyone, for we all communicate with each other on a daily basis.  I feel this could be another award winning self help book.  Very highly recommended.

The Book

Hachette
June 1, 2009
Audio Book /S Unabridged edition / 3 CDs
1600246060 / 978-1600246067
Self Help / Relationships
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The Reviewer

Suzie Housley
Reviewed 2009
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