I received an email today with the subject line: Expect More Financial Disasters.
But I don't believe in being so negative, so I wondered what effect it would have if I changed the last 2 words to something more positive.
Expect more financial abundance!
Expect more family harmony!
Expect more cooperation!
Expectations are so important, why not expect something good?!
Showing posts with label expectations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expectations. Show all posts
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Friday, February 1, 2008
Revitalizing Hypnosis
Thank you for your suggestions regarding the title of my seminar!
Here are some I liked:
Maximum Lifespan Hypnosis
Longevity Hypnosis
Hypno-Longevity
Growing Young Through Hypnosis
Younger, Stronger, Longer (using Hypnosis)
I still like Hypnotic Youthing, Although Hypnotic Rejuvenation, how to live long without getting old is the winner. Of course, I know Youth is not a verb (I am the philolog, after all), but maybe that's why I like it.
The first 3 were submitted by the same person. I like them, but my purpose is not to extend life using hypnosis. My purpose is to stay healthy, vital and youthful thoughout your lifetime. I intend to demonstrate that there is no pattern of aging that holds true in all countries. That most diseases associated with aging are really just results of a sedentary lifestyle and poor nutrition. That people can expect to be healthy if they look at the right role models. I will also demonstrate a facial massage that helps the skin stay firm and youthful.
So basically I want to add life to your years, not years to your life. If you know what I mean.
Here are some I liked:
Maximum Lifespan Hypnosis
Longevity Hypnosis
Hypno-Longevity
Growing Young Through Hypnosis
Younger, Stronger, Longer (using Hypnosis)
I still like Hypnotic Youthing, Although Hypnotic Rejuvenation, how to live long without getting old is the winner. Of course, I know Youth is not a verb (I am the philolog, after all), but maybe that's why I like it.
The first 3 were submitted by the same person. I like them, but my purpose is not to extend life using hypnosis. My purpose is to stay healthy, vital and youthful thoughout your lifetime. I intend to demonstrate that there is no pattern of aging that holds true in all countries. That most diseases associated with aging are really just results of a sedentary lifestyle and poor nutrition. That people can expect to be healthy if they look at the right role models. I will also demonstrate a facial massage that helps the skin stay firm and youthful.
So basically I want to add life to your years, not years to your life. If you know what I mean.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Sensational
This one is about .... WORDS!
What a surprise!
How to protect yourself from negativity. When I was feeling sick and headachey on the plane (in June), I asked the flight attendant for some ibuprophen. She said they didn’t have any and I better get ready for a rocky ride! I know her intentions were good (just like the phlebotomist [see Big Poke]), She said she wanted to warn me, so I could prepare myself. Then the captain came on and said the seat belt light would be on for a while because we were entering an area where there often is turbulence. That’s when it struck me! The urge to regurgitate? No! The idea that even though the flight attendant and the captain had had turbulent experiences in this area before, they were not aware of any turbulence at the current time. It was just a warning, just a possiblility. I concentrated on a smooth ride. I focused on feeling better. I stopped breathing deeply, as that made my nausea worse. This was a long flight, 8 or 10 hours. Fortunately my expectations won out over the flight staff’s. The ride was mostly smoothe.
I guess it’s difficult to know how and when to tell someone to prepare for the worst. In our litigious society, we have to inform people that they may get burned if they spill boiling hot coffee on themselves, or we are being irresponsible. But can “Be careful with that!” work? Or “I’m going to insert the instrument now?” Rather than “You’re going to feel a big poke.” Or worse yet, "Don’t worry, I’ve only given one person a hematoma!” Someone at my seminar told me that one. She was lucky enough to experience the second hematoma after her phlebotomist's warning!
Words! Be careful with them! They can enlighten or burden someone. What purpose do you want to serve? Remember tact and diplomacy. What about “some people experience some discomfort, but most feel only a slight sensation of pressure…”
Sensation is a sensssational word. So much better than "pain." And did you know that the AMA approved hypnosis in 1958 and will work with a hypnotist in the surgery room (if someone is allergic to chemical anesthesia)? Dentists work with hypnotists, also, and you can always bring a CD player or IPOD with you and play a hypnosis recording when you are in the dentist's chair. I've done it! Most dentists like it when the client is relaxed.
What a surprise!
How to protect yourself from negativity. When I was feeling sick and headachey on the plane (in June), I asked the flight attendant for some ibuprophen. She said they didn’t have any and I better get ready for a rocky ride! I know her intentions were good (just like the phlebotomist [see Big Poke]), She said she wanted to warn me, so I could prepare myself. Then the captain came on and said the seat belt light would be on for a while because we were entering an area where there often is turbulence. That’s when it struck me! The urge to regurgitate? No! The idea that even though the flight attendant and the captain had had turbulent experiences in this area before, they were not aware of any turbulence at the current time. It was just a warning, just a possiblility. I concentrated on a smooth ride. I focused on feeling better. I stopped breathing deeply, as that made my nausea worse. This was a long flight, 8 or 10 hours. Fortunately my expectations won out over the flight staff’s. The ride was mostly smoothe.
I guess it’s difficult to know how and when to tell someone to prepare for the worst. In our litigious society, we have to inform people that they may get burned if they spill boiling hot coffee on themselves, or we are being irresponsible. But can “Be careful with that!” work? Or “I’m going to insert the instrument now?” Rather than “You’re going to feel a big poke.” Or worse yet, "Don’t worry, I’ve only given one person a hematoma!” Someone at my seminar told me that one. She was lucky enough to experience the second hematoma after her phlebotomist's warning!
Words! Be careful with them! They can enlighten or burden someone. What purpose do you want to serve? Remember tact and diplomacy. What about “some people experience some discomfort, but most feel only a slight sensation of pressure…”
Sensation is a sensssational word. So much better than "pain." And did you know that the AMA approved hypnosis in 1958 and will work with a hypnotist in the surgery room (if someone is allergic to chemical anesthesia)? Dentists work with hypnotists, also, and you can always bring a CD player or IPOD with you and play a hypnosis recording when you are in the dentist's chair. I've done it! Most dentists like it when the client is relaxed.
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