NLP for coaching Millennials is dedicated to leaders of every kind: coaches, educators and people that have the honor of raising children.

Yosara Geerlings, the author of this book, has a very clean outlook on the psychological development from children into adults.

And she believes that every adult person is able to become how they want to be, regardless of their upbringing. According to Yosara, human brains are wired for exactly that purpose. To become how and what you want to be.

If only...

Whether you're negotiating a deal, giving a presentation, or conducting a challenging discussion, diplomatic skills are invaluable. Diplomats are skilled practitioners when it comes to negotiation, public speaking and debating. But these skills aren't exclusive to diplomats, they are essential for professionals across various fields. This book reviews these and other skills in depth, highlighting their universal applicability. Ultimately, we are reminded that we're all diplomats in our own wa...

Charts are an excellent way to share complex ideas or large amounts of data with your audience. But they are also hard to make: which chart works best in which situation – and why? What color scheme should you use to strengthen your message? What are some common pitfalls to avoid? How can you add the perfect title, labels, legend and caption? And how do you move beyond a boring pie or bar chart?

Powerful Charts explains how basic design and communication principles help you decide which cha...

What is the most difficult thing about listening? The answer is, you need to be truly silent. You need to be able to eliminate any form of distortion like thoughts, emotions or lack of energy. And by doing so, you’ll receive the authentic message in someone else’s words and intentions. To a large extent, we process what we hear on a subconscious level. Though whoever has the courage to investigate the power of listening, to observe the distortion within him- or herself and work through it...

According to the dictionary, assertiveness is 'daring to be yourself'. That is a very broad concept. According to others, assertiveness is 'having self-confidence' and 'daring to stand up for yourself'. It does not mean that you only think about yourself: assertiveness is also about accepting others as they are. The bottom line is that you don't let people walk all over you, command respect, but at the same time treat others with respect, both verbally and non-verbally, and therefore feel mor...