Self Hypnosis for confidence and clarity

Ready for an insight that may change your life?

Close observation of Donald Trump reveals when public speaking, at key points, he presses his thumb and fore finger together. This is a form of self hypnosis, centering his thoughts and giving confidence in stressful meetings.

You can learn these techniques to help you in everyday situations!

Steve works with people around the world, to give them that elusive 10% that makes them constant winners. We are very lucky to have Steve providing a series of sessions on how YOU can use self hypnosis.

As a Registered Hypnotist and Director at Experiential Hypnosis Ltd in the UK, He has worked with groups and individuals on success and focusing their minds since 2004.

Session 1. Bouncing back, clarity, purpose & stress release. Tuesday 19th January

This looks at how you can learn self hypnosis as a tool you can always turn to, for help with stress relief, focus, clarity and keeping control. It includes a practice session.

"The work I do involves helping groups and individuals make use of the many amazing changes hypnosis can bring about in particular with regards to work related stress."

Session 2. Getting Better Sleep. Sunday 31st January

Counting sheep? Yes, we all have bouts of sleeping issues. Imagine you had something to turn to that would allow you to sleep properly? This is the meeting for you! Make sure you are in a comfy chair and get ready to relax.

Session 3. Dealing with the yip's? Getting an edge to your sport. TBA

Hypnotism is about raising your level of focus and about embedding positive

thoughts in your subconscious, rather than overthinking. Which, as we know on the golf course, can make your game worse. Come along to this session if you enjoy sport. It will improve your game.

Steve is a registered hypnotist and a chinosis coach with the Academy of Hypnotic Arts. He also holds an SNHS diploma in Hypnotherapy. 

Find out more about Steve steve.woods@executivehypnotist.com +44 800 059 9727 www.executivehypnotist.com

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