Du – unlock your full potential with a word

You know you could get even more out of life; would it surprise you to learn there’s a really effective way to unlock your full potential and make changes to your life, future and health. Just by learning to use a new word? In this compelling book Phil presents some of the core components of his work which form major transformational elements of the Lightning Process and the Phil Parker Peak Performance programmes. This book has been designed to be a practical guide to making your life better using the ideas and tools that it presents. “Phil Parker has a way with words, and can teach you how to take command of your emotions, feelings, and hangups. Very cool!” Prof Dan Moerman, Author of Meaning, Medicine and the ‘Placebo Effect’ “The du is an essential tool in any adventurer’s armoury. It gave me the perspective I needed to continue.” Ed Stafford, the first man to walk the entire length of the Amazon “Phil Parker’s latest book is extremely educational and presents a practical philosophy on life changing language patterns. I’ve seen patients stuck in disabling dysfunctions achieve outstanding objective improvements in their health through practising these very considerate and careful suggestions. I hope the importance of this innovative approach to medical health will spread rapidly to the practice of medicine and to all who need it. I feel we are in dire need of it.” Dr Susy Mikkelsen, MD, Dip Musculo Skeletal Medicine “This timely and important book teaches us the language of health. It explores a practical approach to the philosophy of salutogenics, teaching the reader how to think in a way that helps their health. Phil Parker’s book is, contrary to most works on language and its effect on health, easy to read and understand, and incredibly useful. Phil Parker offers us a way of thinking that will lead to positive changes in our consciousness and lead to constructive actions to free patients (and in fact any reader) of the unhealthy burden of certain hidden but destructive ways of thinking. The way he explains the effect of language on our life and, especially, the life of a suffering person, is very clear and I think very useful for the patient.” Dr Jens Torning, GP and Psychotherapist