David Fraser - Relationships made easy

Suppose there is a formula for relating to people that works with everyone:
What would it look like?

I became interested in this question some years ago and my new book is one of the eventual results...

Why go about in the dark when you could switch on the lights?

So much depends on our ability to get on with other people. You might think there is no systematic or insightful way. But there is. And it’s in this book. With the right approach, developing the skills we use in all our relationships is an easy route to success and one of the few reliable and enduring ways we can improve our lives.

Drawing on practical psychology, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and experience of family life, social situations and the workplace at all levels, this book offers a systematic, practical and intelligent approach to achieving success with other people.

The tools are out there to illuminate our dealings with other people. We just need to pick them up and use them. Packed with real-life examples and tried and tested steps to take, this book is for anyone who wants to improve their relationships and to have the confidence that comes from knowing they have the skills they need. With this book you can:

• Have successful relationships at work and at home
• Be certain your interpersonal skills aren’t letting you down
• Sort out disputes
• Be confident with other people
• Be happy and successful in life

Relationships Made Easy
How to get on with the people you need to get on with... and stay friends with everyone else (288 pages, cover price £14.99)

will be on general release from 10 April 2010. You can pre-order from Amazon here or by clicking on the Amazon logo.

The book will be available directly from the publisher a little earlier, from 18 March. To order from the publisher, go here. For one of a limited number of signed copies, please contact me directly.

(I also run workshop and coaching programmes on a systematic, practical and intelligent approach to achieving success with other people.)

'David Fraser gets it! The struggle out there is the projection of the struggle in here. We can’t begin to heal the world until we heal in here.'
Stuart Hepburn, NLP Trainer

'Excellent – an integrated system for effective relationships, drawing on several different domains and inspirations into a freshly unified approach. The structure is really good and clear and logical and the content equally useful in professional, social and family contexts. Very readable. A dozen copies for family and close work colleagues please.'
Hillary Sillitto, Chartered Engineer

'In addition to being a good ‘read through’ this book is great to dip into when searching for some insight into what may be holding you back – there is a wealth of great content to help increase personal effectiveness.'
Ian Laird, Managing Director NiTech Solutions Ltd.

'Hugely enjoyed reading this book!!!! I love the stuff about relationships being more than communication skills. I enjoy and appreciate the honesty throughout. David draws attention to the qualities shown by good leaders and I find that helpful and inspiring. I am moved by the spiritual depth of the writing.'
The Revd. Scott S McKenna

'An excellent book, simply written. Very empowering.'
Karen Mason, Leadership Coach

'A very practical self-help book with the right amount of personal experience, academic background and anecdotal evidence and no slant towards either the male or female reader. Great for women in the workplace, especially where men predominate. The techniques are very helpful in levelling that particular playing field.'
Morag Cook, Programme Manager (Public sector)

'Accessible and relevant. Each chapter has something that resonates with me... and I suspect anyone who wants practical ideas on how to work more effectively with others. Relationships Made Easy is going on the Recommended Reading list for my courses!'
Florence Madden, Management Development Consultant

'David Fraser reveals the essentials to successful relationships with colleagues, friends, and loved ones through his direct, easy to read style and use of very personal examples. Whether you are new to the subjects he writes about or are already a practitioner you will learn something from this book.'
Marnie Roadburg, NLP Practitioner, Retired Director of Disability Service, University of Edinburgh

'Loved the honesty of the book and the anecdotes throughout. Especially impressed by the applications chapter.'
Miriam King, Head of Group Operations (Public sector)

'Loved it! Very easy and interesting to read. Nice approach of being one of us and not claiming mastery of NLP. David keeps it simple.'
Eleni Sarantinou, Life Coach

'A stimulating read which has caused me to reflect and has influenced my approach to interactions both with my family and at work.'
Julian Thomas, Senior Project Manager

'The author has distilled the key elements of a number of disciplines, such as NLP, to produce a book that can be ‘used and abused’ by the reader to succeed across a range of life’s challenges – interact with it, learn from it and apply it.'
Brian Martin, Managing Director, Caltona Ltd.

'Relationships matter in every walk of life, and a read through these pages will provide much to think about and many opportunities to change and improve. Good relationships are worth striving for.'
Professor Sir Kenneth Calman, Chancellor, University of Glasgow

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David Fraser Leading in projects, performance management and applied relationship intelligence Home Relationships made easy Free information Expertise Illustrative projects Recent work Clients Things people said The company The team Corporate career Biography Badges Contact details	Suppose there is a formula for relating to people that works with everyone: What would it look like? I became interested in this question some years ago and my new book is one of the eventual results... Why go about in the dark when you could switch on the lights? So much depends on our ability to get on with other people. You might think there is no systematic or insightful way. But there is. And it’s in this book. With the right approach, developing the skills we use in all our relationships is an easy route to success and one of the few reliable and enduring ways we can improve our lives. Drawing on practical psychology, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and experience of family life, social situations and the workplace at all levels, this book offers a systematic, practical and intelligent approach to achieving success with other people. The tools are out there to illuminate our dealings with other people. We just need to pick them up and use them. Packed with real-life examples and tried and tested steps to take, this book is for anyone who wants to improve their relationships and to have the confidence that comes from knowing they have the skills they need. With this book you can: • Have successful relationships at work and at home • Be certain your interpersonal skills aren’t letting you down • Sort out disputes • Be confident with other people • Be happy and successful in life Relationships Made Easy How to get on with the people you need to get on with... and stay friends with everyone else (288 pages, cover price £14.99) will be on general release from 10 April 2010. You can pre-order from Amazon here or by clicking on the Amazon logo. The book will be available directly from the publisher a little earlier, from 18 March. To order from the publisher, go here. For one of a limited number of signed copies, please contact me directly. (I also run workshop and coaching programmes on a systematic, practical and intelligent approach to achieving success with other people.) Praise for Relationships Made Easy - the book: 'David Fraser gets it! The struggle out there is the projection of the struggle in here. We can’t begin to heal the world until we heal in here.' Stuart Hepburn, NLP Trainer 'Excellent – an integrated system for effective relationships, drawing on several different domains and inspirations into a freshly unified approach. The structure is really good and clear and logical and the content equally useful in professional, social and family contexts. Very readable. A dozen copies for family and close work colleagues please.' Hillary Sillitto, Chartered Engineer 'In addition to being a good ‘read through’ this book is great to dip into when searching for some insight into what may be holding you back – there is a wealth of great content to help increase personal effectiveness.' Ian Laird, Managing Director NiTech Solutions Ltd. 'Hugely enjoyed reading this book!!!! I love the stuff about relationships being more than communication skills. I enjoy and appreciate the honesty throughout. David draws attention to the qualities shown by good leaders and I find that helpful and inspiring. I am moved by the spiritual depth of the writing.' The Revd. Scott S McKenna 'An excellent book, simply written. Very empowering.' Karen Mason, Leadership Coach 'A very practical self-help book with the right amount of personal experience, academic background and anecdotal evidence and no slant towards either the male or female reader. Great for women in the workplace, especially where men predominate. The techniques are very helpful in levelling that particular playing field.' Morag Cook, Programme Manager (Public sector) 'Accessible and relevant. Each chapter has something that resonates with me... and I suspect anyone who wants practical ideas on how to work more effectively with others. Relationships Made Easy is going on the Recommended Reading list for my courses!' Florence Madden, Management Development Consultant 'David Fraser reveals the essentials to successful relationships with colleagues, friends, and loved ones through his direct, easy to read style and use of very personal examples. Whether you are new to the subjects he writes about or are already a practitioner you will learn something from this book.' Marnie Roadburg, NLP Practitioner, Retired Director of Disability Service, University of Edinburgh 'Loved the honesty of the book and the anecdotes throughout. Especially impressed by the applications chapter.' Miriam King, Head of Group Operations (Public sector) 'Loved it! Very easy and interesting to read. Nice approach of being one of us and not claiming mastery of NLP. David keeps it simple.' Eleni Sarantinou, Life Coach 'A stimulating read which has caused me to reflect and has influenced my approach to interactions both with my family and at work.' Julian Thomas, Senior Project Manager 'The author has distilled the key elements of a number of disciplines, such as NLP, to produce a book that can be ‘used and abused’ by the reader to succeed across a range of life’s challenges – interact with it, learn from it and apply it.' Brian Martin, Managing Director, Caltona Ltd. 'Relationships matter in every walk of life, and a read through these pages will provide much to think about and many opportunities to change and improve. Good relationships are worth striving for.' Professor Sir Kenneth Calman, Chancellor, University of Glasgow
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