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Nlp A Personal Development Tool By: Charles Williams | Jan 1st 2007 - Like many personal development innovations, NLP which stands for neuro-linguistic programming is a product of the 1970's when the idea of cognitive patterns creating a subjective form of reality that by virtue of its ability to be manipulated, could be slated into personal development tools.
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