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Krispy1812 said it was ok to upload a OCR version of this Thanx to the original uploader.This is a great series of books written by one of the NLP pioneers. Even though Robert Dilts does not often get the front line credit with Grinder and Bandler, he has had a great influence on NLP and personal development, and has been involved with NLP since its inception.The 3rd book in this series is selling for $300 now on Amazon, apparently there is not enough interest for a reprint yet. I think the Tesla chapter alone is priceless.Amazon Reviews:A book that applies NLP as it was meant to be, May 17, 2001By Patrick Merlevede (Lembeke, Vlaanderen (Belgium, Europe))NLP was meant to be a technology to make maps of excellence. Robert Dilts is one of the few authors actually using NLP as it was meant to be. In the third book of the Stategies of Genius series, Robert Dilts studies the cognitive strategies of Sigmund Freud, Leonardo da Vinci and Nikola Tesla to uncover what these masters have to teach about healing, change and creativity respectively.http://www.amazon.com/review/RYWC1QU7DB7O2/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permUsing NLP to model Einstein’s Genius, July 27, 2001By Patrick Merlevede (Lembeke, Vlaanderen (Belgium, Europe))This second volume in the “Strategies of Genius” series is devoted to Albert Einstein.How would it be like to think like Albert Einstein? Robert Dilts used the NLP modeling principles to find this out. This is really NLP as it was meant to be.Patrick E.C. Merlevede, MSc. — co-author of “7 Steps to Emotional Intelligence”http://www.amazon.com/review/R39KITEAEXO2HD/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permVery cool, June 8, 2001By Jason Bedunah “http://www.jasonbedunah.com” (Arlington, TX United States)This book studies Geniuses: Freud, da Vinci and Nikola Tesla. And, goes a step further by giving you mental strategies and beliefs so you can begin to get the same results as the geniuses.This book is very cool. I loved the section on Nikola Tesla and da Vinci. I subtracted a star because I don’t think Freud was much of a genius (unfortunately the section on Freud is over half the book).I found a lot of useful strategies from reading this book and think it has improved my work a great deal (i’m a software engineer and aspiring fiction writer and it’s helped in both areas).I’m going to purchase VolI and Vol2 soon!http://www.amazon.com/review/R38XOMFIHXLHKM/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm