How are you all doing?

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Permalink Reply by Tanya Pillay on June 17, 2009 at 8:14am

I'd love to know in more detail what you mean by "an emotional, reactive understanding of cause & effect when it comes to decision making." Sounds like the introduction to a great book! t.

Adrian Tannock said:

I'm in a good place, thank you for asking :-) I think this has come from an emotional, reactive understanding of cause & effect when it comes to decision making. It's probably taken 35 years to get to that point.

Thanks,

Adrian

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Permalink Reply by James Hazlerig - HypnosisAustin on June 17, 2009 at 8:44am

Hi, Tanya,

Welcome to Hypnothoughts. As a hypnotist, I'm in the first year of having my business, and I'm looking forward to seeing it really thrive. Marketing is a constant process, and I find it's important to remind myself that I'm offering something of value to the people I approach.

Like you, I'm a performer--a musician--so I'm splitting my time between making music and doing hypnosis. I've toyed with the idea of doing stage hypnosis, since I'm already great in front of a crowd--but the main reason I took up hypnosis as a business was to stay home a little bit more. :-)

Take care,

James

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Permalink Reply by Alex Prismotrov on June 17, 2009 at 11:19pm

Hypnosis is just like hobby at the moment for me. As a human being - i`m near the computer at the moment, as the hypnotist - very far from professional skills

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Permalink Reply by Tanya Pillay on June 18, 2009 at 4:36am

It's strange being split like this...I want my performing side and my hypnosis practice to both do well, of course...but when one picks up, the other can get a bit neglected (or else I get neglected ;-). People say..."but which one do you care the most about"/love/enjoy/want to focus on' and my answer is always both. Even my astrology says both are in my life. Maybe someone's written a manual on how to live a double life...

James Hazlerig said:

Hi, Tanya,

Welcome to Hypnothoughts. As a hypnotist, I'm in the first year of having my business, and I'm looking forward to seeing it really thrive. Marketing is a constant process, and I find it's important to remind myself that I'm offering something of value to the people I approach.

Like you, I'm a performer--a musician--so I'm splitting my time between making music and doing hypnosis. I've toyed with the idea of doing stage hypnosis, since I'm already great in front of a crowd--but the main reason I took up hypnosis as a business was to stay home a little bit more. :-)

Take care,

James

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Permalink Reply by Tanya Pillay on June 18, 2009 at 4:38am

Ooooh....what if our whole lives were like a hobby?! Thanks for that idea! I just heard about a guy (famous...fullerton maybe?) who took life to be an experiment. Certainly changes things...t.

Alex Prismotrov said:

Hypnosis is just like hobby at the moment for me. As a human being - i`m near the computer at the moment, as the hypnotist - very far from professional skills

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Permalink Reply by Neil on June 18, 2009 at 5:26am

Hello All,

Have fun.

Neil.

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Permalink Reply by Aino / Akpolarmom on June 18, 2009 at 8:26am

It has been said that one should choose ones hobby as a way of making a living, as it then becomes fun and enjoyable. I am in the process of doing that, moving into creating my hypnotherapy practice, though for the moment staying with teaching preschool special ed children.... Why.... because it is soooo rewarding to see what you can do for a little one, getting them started on their way into the world.

Hypnosis wise, I am feeling confident, increasing my tool box, and practicing every moment I find. The excitement is never ending! Our minds are so powerful, and we are not even using a fraction of its capasity....

Always Searching for more Tool!
Aino

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