The first step toward success is taken when you refuse to be a captive of the environment in which you find yourself.
Mark Caine
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If I tell you not to think of a blue tree, what's the first thing that comes into your head? Odd, isn't it? And we are more likely to succeed if we focus exclusively and positively on what we want.
So just take a moment and ask yourself: What can I do to be more, to be better, to be differently? |
Coaching.
Coaching is about creating an action plan that moves you from where you are to where you want to be. |
Think for a moment about what you want to do, who you want to be, and what you want to have. And now imagine doing that, being that, having that now. Right now. Notice what a difference it makes to how you feel about you, about those around you, about your possibilities and choices, about life.
And now imagine yourself, marking off the milestones, overcoming the barriers, and enjoying the success. You know when you are ready to take the first step, you know you are worth more, and you definitely know that life can be better, don't you? |
Hypnosis.
Most people walk through the world in a trance of disempowerment. Our task is to transform that into a trance of empowerment. |
And as you read this, allowing the thoughts to run through your mind, considering the possibilities as new ideas enter your unconscious mind, new ideas which create opportunity and choices. You take a deep breath in, sink deeper into your chair as you realise that if you start with the end in mind you set your destination, and suddenly there is a connection between where you are and where you want to be.
You relax as you realise that hypnosis can open up the almost limitless potential of your mind, allowing you to become the real you, someone better, someone more, someone differently. And you are ready to take the first step, aren't you? |
Blog.
The understanding and measuring of happiness is something that has preoccupied us probably for as long as we have been on this planet. From ancient Greek philosophers to modern-day social scientists, from individuals to national Governments and global organisations, we all seem to want to understand what makes us happy and what we need to do to sustain happiness. There are no easy answers, it would appear. And we should be unsurprised by this. After all, we know when we are happy, we know when we are not, and we know how quickly we can switch from one state to the other, sometimes as a result of our own actions and inactions, and sometimes as a result of events which are entirely outside of our control. At least, that’s how it can feel.
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