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Cal continues to showcase some of Celeste’s successes within the profession and points out some of the wisdom that she has learned from seeing her hypnosis clients in her second episode back after taking a few weeks off from the Hypnosis, Etc. program.
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It’s more important to focus on being good enough, smart enough, etc., rather than dwelling on imperfections.
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You can apply the work that you are doing with clients to your own life to help you grow as person.
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Plus! Previews of upcoming topics such as Age Progression, Informed Soul Technique, and new definitions for common hypnosis terms.
This week’s Dumb Hypnotist Trick is “Judging the quality of your work by how practice goes with friends and relatives.” This is a dumb thing that a lot of hypnotists do. The problem is when working with people whom the hypnotist already knows and has already an established relationship, the subject may be afraid to go into hypnosis because he or she may not want to disclose any information which might alter the relationship. Additionally, friends and family know that you’re new to hypnosis, so they don’t necessarily have an expectation for success, which is not an issue when working with clients. Beware of dual relationships in the practice!
Links to hypnosis resources and sites mentioned in this program (hypnosis podcast).
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