Nisandeh Neta is a personal development and leadership trainer in the Netherlands, and he is the founder of Open Circles Academy. Originally from Israel, Nisandeh has helped more than 75,000 people from all over Europe during the past decade using his principles of personal and professional success.

Nisandeh has authored three books and hundreds of articles, but his latest success, “Elements of Success”, was the only one endorsed by other top authorities on success. Stephen Covey (author of “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”) and Brian Tracy (author of “The Psychology of Achievement”) both gave their stamp of approval.

Nisandeh Neta is, and will always be, a very passionate person. He’s the type of person who sets his mind to something and accomplishes it. An example of this is his fight against the Israeli Army. In Israel, when men and women reach age 18, they’re expected to join the army for a short time. Nisandeh believed with all his heart that this was wrong, so after a battle with the system, he was the first to be released for reasons of consciousness.

Nisandeh wasn’t always in the self-help field. In his earlier days, he founded and ran six other companies in which his specialty was software development and Internet marketing. In fact, his first software company was founded when he was only 19 years old!

Nisandeh had known since childhood that he wanted to have a computer company someday. Of course, all boys have some sort of crazy ambition, but what makes Nisandeh’s goal so odd is that he didn’t even own a computer. There were no computers in Israel in those days, so his only knowledge of them was through science fiction books.

At only 19, Nisandeh turned his computer company dreams into a reality. He started making a profit by age 20, and he made his first million by age 23. Success came and went many times, but the roller coaster never deterred his desire for success. If something didn’t work, he tried something else.

Eventually, Nisandeh Neta realized he no longer wanted to live in Israel, and he no longer wanted to work with computers. His real passion was people. He and his wife moved to Holland with nothing to have a fresh start. He didn’t even speak the language, but he was determined to succeed.

Nisandeh’s “Recipe for Success” system is one that teaches people, using products and seminars, how to make their dreams a reality in a short amount of time. This was the beginning of his Open Circles Academy in 1995, and it also marked the beginning of another success for Nisandeh Neta. It’s just another proof that when Nisandeh sets his mind to something, he accomplishes it.