Tag: Neuro-Linguistic programming
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Gaining a new perspective – Using Time Line Techniques
The following email came in from one of my online coaching students. In each coaching session we add techniques to the ones already learned. In this email the student is talking about how she combined two of the techniques. The first is the floating above technique that I taught my students in the first session,…
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Getting Free of Self-doubt #4
This is the 4th post in the getting free of self-doubt series. Let’s look at an example of how one of my clients began to change the problem of self-doubt. I’ll call him James for this example. James is the founder of a number of successful companies. He came to the Anxiety Control Center for…
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Getting free of self-doubt #1
In the next series of posts we’ll look at self-doubt and how to stop the thoughts that cause it. Have you ever wish there was a way to gain instant confidence? Do you at times get stuck in self-doubt? You are not alone, many of my clients come to me with questions about fear, insecurity…
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Testimonial from coaching student
The following was an email I received from one of my coaching students. When we started in the online coaching course 4 sessions ago, this client hadn’t been out of the house because anxiety was so great. She found her life limited in so many ways and her self concept was at a low. Although…
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Compulsions can be changed using the mind
Continued from 4/30 post When you say “don’t do something” your unconscious mind forms a picture of exactly what you are saying not to do. The more Russell thought about not swearing, the more his mind pictured him swearing. This is what led to his feeling as if his mind was compelled to do exactly…
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Wayne Dyer’s exercise for Peaceful Sleep
How to Get a Peaceful Nights Sleep Are you having trouble sleeping and ready to get some insomnia relief? As I was reading Excuses Begone by Wayne Dyer, it reminded me of a number of techniques that I use with my clients. What I call “negative self talk” or “negative stories” he calls excuses. I…