Some people have the mentality that asking for help is giving up, or makes them less masculine, less independent, etc.
Whatever the case may be I want you to know that sometimes asking someone for a little helping hand is the best thing you can do.
Is hypnosis just like guided meditation? The answer is to this question requires a little bit of explanation…
Whenever I explain hypnosis to people, I give them a rough comparison to guided meditation. Because there’s so much myth and misconception surrounding hypnosis due to do Vegas stage acts and television depictions, I want to give people a ballpark idea of what it is before I launch into the ‘science of neuroplasticity’ or ‘post-hypnotic suggestions.’
“If you change the way you think you can change your life”. This is the main philosophy of NYC hypnotist Dr. Errol Gluck who believes that there is a solution to every problem and if you change the way you look at things – the way you perceive it – you can change your destiny.
For Dr. Gluck, when a person comes to his Manhattan office with a problem he sees an opportunity for a solution because he truly believes that there are NO problems that cannot be solved.
Whether I’m coaching a recent college graduate looking to get his life on track or a business woman in between jobs, I tell everyone the same thing: It’s all about connections, or as the saying goes, “It’s not what you know; it’s who you know.”
In order to fully understand what I do, it’s important to give a background of what hypnosis has been in history, and where it is now.
Most people understand hypnosis as a stage act in Vegas where a member from the audience forgets the number six. That’s not what it is. At all. But let’s go back…