Life: You Can't Stop the Waves But You Can Learn How to Surf!

by Martin Shervington, John Seymour

You can't stop the waves but you can learn how to surf guides people from a state where they may feel 'uncertain' about themselves and their lives to a place where they can rest comfortably with the experience of self-awareness. So, why buy this book? Many people are 'lost';. Recession has hit, jobs have been lost, relationships are stretched, people are searching for personal meaning more than ever....With a thorough understanding how to support psychological changes in challenging times, this book has been written to help a reader to navigate them effectively. The changes include the ability to know one s own mind , increase self-esteem and handle emotional issues in a new way. As such, there are 'mind exercises'; throughout. They will really make a difference. Using a distilled essence of personal development models in user-friendly language, including communication skills NLP, the book takes the best available techniques and makes them very human. These are then applied to real life areas. Many areas that people want to deal with, Building independence of mind. Finding and enjoying intimacy. Career success. Planning a good financial future. Considering the spiritual side of life. Effectively handling others. You will learn how you create your own reality far more than you realised. With skills and tools you will find yourself more in control of your destiny than ever before.

146 pages, Paperback

First published April 10, 2012

Reviews

[Donna Blinston · Rating 5 out of 5]

“Life: You can’t stop the waves but you can learn how to surf” is perfect for everyone, especially those that are feeling the effects of the current economic climate. The book provides the reader with multiple techniques to increase self-esteem and handle emotional issues in new ways. The authors have put together many useful NLP techniques and strategies in a way that anyone can use. Focusing on learning how to surf the waves of the current upheavals without feeling lost or at the mercy of outside events. The book opens your eyes to understanding how and why people react to situations and problems they may come across in life. Providing you with insights into your own behaviour, highlighting ways that you could do things differently, providing you with new choices for your future.

[Ignacio Iturralde · Rating 3 out of 5]

Another quite obvious self-help book.
Not a single line about surfing.