Hello, Hypnosis Friends!
It’s time to clean out my work desk. It’s getting cluttered. And it’s full of things I don’t want. Nobody does.
Some formerly-smoking clients like to give me “gifts” as they’re leaving their Neuro-Linguistic Hypnotherapy session(s). They hand me their last package of cigarettes, and say: “I don’t need these. I’m so done with cigarettes.”
I’ve been keeping these “gifts” for a reason. Part of the work I do is TESTING. How do we know the hypnosis is working? The proof is the pudding and you, my clients, are the pudding. How do you respond? Is it different than when you walked in the door?
With a spider phobia client we go into the garden and look for spiders, so he/she can stick their face two inches from a spider and FEEL the difference. Nothing. Calm. With a fear-of-heights client, we’ll walk into the open 2nd level atrium in my building and lean over the edge, and FEEL the difference. Nothing. Calm. With a former smoker, he/she will hold the cigarette, smell the cigarette, look at the package, and FEEL the difference. Zero interest. Zero attraction. Indifference. Or, as useful, disgust, as in “I don’t want those.”
So I keep these packages of cigarettes around for testing. But I don’t need so many packages in my drawer. I’ll just keep one.
Other “gifts” include tins of chewing tobacco, and various packages of candy. Clients have handed them over telling me that they’re choosing healthy instead. I have some in my drawer, and it’s also a nice test for ME–someone who was a “candy addict” for decades upon decades. I test me, and no, I have zero interest in eating that candy. Forgetaboutit! Good thing, too. Because I’ve re-shaped my body with hypnosis and I intend to keep it that way.
HYPNOSIS WORKS! What do you want to remove from the “drawer” to create your happy life? Come see me. I’ll help you declutter from the things you don’t want. Call me and learn more: (425) 564-8608. Or check out one or more of my websites:
http://www.stopsmokingseattle.com,
http://www.loseweightseattle.com,
http://www.seattlehypnosisforphobias.com,
and of course: http://www.mindworkshypnosis.net.
Warm Regards,
Connie
