Being a hypnotherapist and having had the privilege of observing hundreds of people one to one, I have learned to really look – and I mean really observe people, not just listen to them.

This article focuses on the importance of developing the skill of super observation when looking directly at the people in your life and also when thinking about them and their behaviour.

Like most individuals on this planet, I have spent a good deal of time fantasizing about the life I would have if only I could choose. Perhaps, you too can change your life simply by asking yourself “why not”.

Attraction is such a powerful emotion that it can suck you into some completely irrational situations. If you’re deeply attracted to someone but the relationship just doesn’t make sense whatsoever, you will certainly want to seek advice from trusted friends and family before making any decisions.

Wondering if a man likes you is not uncommon after you have been seeing each other for a while. “Does he like me?” Women wonder this all the time. Just typing in “does he like you test” in the search engine of the Internet will give you thousands of results.

We teach people how to treat us by what we allow or don’t allow them to get away with. Learn how to set boundaries and you’ll set yourself free!

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Sometimes could it be that we don’t see what we need to see because we think we know the answer? When we view children playing, their imagination is wide open. Why? Because they know less. And since they know less they are open to learn more, see more, imagine more, and create more possibilities.

Imagine the quality of work you would be able to produce if you woke up every day challenging the way you did things yesterday, where you looked for ways to constantly improve your performance by doing things just a little better each day.

You know how heavy emotional baggage can be. Sometimes it seems to be the sole focus of your life. And, how useless is it for people to tell you, “Let it go.”