The Ten Questions- ms reader sample version - This best selling book shows you step-by-step how and when to ask the ten questions that will enhance your relationships, work, parenting, management style and life.
· Design and achieve your dreams
· Ensure that your relationships work well, flourish and are fulfilling
· Manage your business more effectively
· Satisfy your customers' and clients' needs
· Assist others on their paths away from conflict and wasted time and energy and towards transformation and fulfilment
This sample ebook allows you to read selections from the full version of the book.
The Author
Dr. Phil Parker is internationally renowned lecturer, therapist and innovator in the field of personal development; his training as a Hypnotherapist, Conflict negotiator, Executive Coach, Certified master practitioner of NLP, Osteopath and Healer give this book a unique perspective which provides new solutions to meet the challenges and opportunities of life in the 21st century.
People from all walks of life, including many "Fortune 500" executives, Hollywood movie and music industry stars, are drawn to his practice in London, where he works and teaches.
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