Would you like to give a hint of which ones you’re going to review? Curious and full of anticipation here.

I liked the 48 Laws of Power book and I liked some of John Maxwell’s other books.

I’ll look into some of your recommendations (and perhaps review one or two of them)

As for Xuma, it’s not actually a book, it’s a program consisting of 15 CDs. Just google ‘Power Social Skills’ and you’ll find the page in no time.

Steve G. Jones’ stuff I have personally liked so far(planning on getting his Ultimate Conversational Hypnosis -program), although he has also advertised some totallly off-the-wall recordings. Psychic desire? Angelic realms? What the hell, Steve?!

Joshua Uebergang’s Big Talk is an instantly downloadable ebook and he also has another one I haven’t bought yet named Communication Secrets of Powerful People.

If you want to review some ebooks, another recommendation would be Michael Lee’s ‘How to become a persuasion expert in 20 days or less’ as well as Hamilton Miller’s ‘Elite Socical Control’. Purchased neither yet but definitely going to.

I hope I’m not bombing you with too many recommendations when I even want to add:

*Jon Mercer’s Social Strategies
*Bradley Thompson’s Absolute Secret(although that might be just fancy words)
*Christine Golden’s Ultimate NLP
*Leil Lowndes’ How To Talk To Anyone and How to Instantly Connect With Anyone
*John Maxwell’s Thinking for a Change(reveals many really helpful kinds of thinking)
*Robert Greene’s 48 Laws of Power

I think the Secret goes to absurdities when it claims it’s all about positive thinking. True, you must have confidence in attaining your goal, but mind you, you also need to acknowledge all the obstacles in the way and think your way around it.

Review recommendations(if you’re interested in doing more):

*Steve G. Jones’ You Can Attract It
*Karl Moore’s Secret Art of Self-Development
*Maxwell Maltz’ Psycho-Cybernetics
*John Maxwell’s Thinking for a Change
*Theron Q. Dumont’s Art and Science of Personal Magnetism
*Shakti Gawain’s Creative Visualization
*Dale Carnegie’s classic How to Win Friends and Influence People
*Carlos Xuma’s Power Social Skills
*Joshua Uebergang’s Big Talk

Just as suggestions. I do believe there are self-help books and programs that actually do give solid and mostly new advice.