Sangram Takmoge

“NLP has been described as part of the next generation of psychology. However, it has not yet been accepted by mainstream academia, and is not seriously studied as a branch of psychiatry or psychology.”
― Neil Shah, A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives

“And that’s it. As the Ally announcer points out, “If he can’t, no one can”—thus the need for an adjustable-rate CD. The ad is a work of comic genius. Why? Because Sargent, in giving the only correct answer to a virtually unanswerable question, shows how absurd it is that so many of us routinely fail to do the same.”
― Steven D. Levitt, Think Like a Freak

“With complex issues, it can be ridiculously hard to pin a particular cause on a given effect. Did the assault-weapon ban really cut crime—or was it one of ten other factors? Did the economy stall because tax rates were too high—or were the real villains all those Chinese exports and a spike in oil prices?”
― Steven D. Levitt, Think Like a Freak

“One of Bandler and Grinder’s early books was entitled The Structure of Magic, and as Arthur C. Clarke once said: ‘Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.’ Many people have drawn similar conclusions regarding NLP.”
― Neil Shah, A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives