Stage Show Booked, and First MD Referral

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Comment by RebeccaT on May 5, 2010 at 6:59am

Your first stage show was great, so I'm sure this one will be equally fabulous. :) Good luck!

Comment by Hazlerig- www.HypnosisAustin.com on April 29, 2010 at 6:20pm

I bet she is.

Comment by Richard Rumble on April 29, 2010 at 5:07pm

Well... James.. I Have met the lovely Jackie Spencer.. and she is as delightful in person as she is in chat..

Comment by Jackie Spencer on April 29, 2010 at 11:13am

Most kind, James, but I defer to the delightful Miss Kelley Woods! She's the best I've seen ; )

Comment by Hazlerig- www.HypnosisAustin.com on April 28, 2010 at 7:45pm

Okay, Jackie, you have my vote for most flirtatious!

Or possibly most perceptive . . .

;-)

Comment by Jackie Spencer on April 28, 2010 at 9:49am

I'm sure you strangle them with all the love and affection you possess!

Did I mention silly?

Comment by Hazlerig- www.HypnosisAustin.com on April 28, 2010 at 7:00am

Aw, Jackie, you only say that cuz you've never seen me strangling kittens. :-)

Comment by Jackie Spencer on April 27, 2010 at 6:47pm

He's a knowledgeable, compassionate, fun, funny, talented, generous, inspirational hypnotist, advisor, entertainer...and all around good guy.

Way to go, James!

Comment by Hazlerig- www.HypnosisAustin.com on April 27, 2010 at 6:32pm

Thanks for your kind words, Dave.

In reflecting on this week, I've thought of two other interesting experiences worth commenting on.

First--I had a really bad funk early last week. I had attended a networking meeting for an organization I was quite keen to join, until I saw the price tag. Seriously, if I had the money to join, I wouldn't need their help. That put me in a tailspin of anger and frustration that lasted for about 24 hours; it ended when I broke out my ipod and listened to a hypnosis session (positive visualizations for my business, now that I think about it). The irony is that I knew the whole time I felt bad that I just needed a good session, but I was stubbornly dwelling in anger.

So then as soon as I did what I knew I needed to do, I came out of the funk and so many cool things happened that I've realized I don't need that overpriced networking group anyway!

The second thing I want to add has to do with a my reaction to booking a real stage show gig. The booking was negotiated early Saturday morning, and it was late Saturday night before I really had time to think about it.

Have you ever had one of those moments when your emotional side is panicking and envisioning how terribly something could go, while your rational side is trying in vain to present all the reasons to stay calm and think positively?

Well, when I finally started thinking about the booking, I had the opposite experience. My rational side asked, "What have you gotten yourself into? You've done one hypno show in your life, nearly a year ago, and you haven't practiced or worked on it since then. You just agreed to take real money. There are a million and one things to be worried about here!"

Yet my emotional side kind of yawned and said, "Yeah, whatever. We're calm. It's going to be great, duh!"

I think I'm developing a habit of calm . . . Who is this guy I keep seeing in the mirror? :-)

Comment by Dave on April 27, 2010 at 6:08pm

James, You set a walking example of sending out positive energy and getting positive opportunities in return. Thanks for sharing your experiences! You are poised for success.

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