That quiet voice in your head never stops talking. It comments on everything you do, judges your choices, and predicts your future outcomes. Sometimes it cheers you on, but it often whispers doubts that hold you back. That voice is

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“By the way, what was your name?”That simple question has sent thousands of hypnotic volunteers into hilarious confusion. Their eyes widen, their minds scramble, and for a few moments, their own name, something they’ve known all their lives, completely disappears.

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These are the markers that tell me where I am…It’s after seven in the morning as I write this, and the sky is still dark over Bob Lake, but growing light in the east. From my vantage point on the

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Success isn't about sudden breakthroughs—it's about the quiet power of daily consistency. Jerry Seinfeld, one of the most successful comedians in the world, owes a significant part of his success to a simple, but incredibly effective habit: writing every single

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Your brain is the most powerful technology you’ll ever own, yet most people treat it like an afterthought. It quietly manages every thought, decision, and movement—until something starts to slip. Focus fades, memory blurs, energy dips, and suddenly it feels

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Despite all the myths, hypnosis is real, and here to stay…I’ve been doing hypnosis professionally for 50 years, and in that time I’ve heard just about every theory, explanation, and wild guess about what it actually is. After performing shows

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Do you find yourself stuck in an endless loop of overthinking, never quite getting started on the things that matter most? You know exactly what needs to be done, but every step forward feels like a massive decision that requires

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Most hypnotists spend years mastering complex inductions, memorizing scripts, and perfecting the art of slowly guiding someone into trance. But what if the whole idea of inducing trance is unnecessary? What if trance isn’t something you create at all, but

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There’s so much ahead of us… literally!I often find myself commenting on time, probably because it never stops astonishing me. It flows and stretches and sometimes rushes past so quickly that it seems to rewrite its own rules.Five minutes in

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In 1965, a twelve-year-old boy in Toronto discovered that he could stick pins in his neighbor’s fingers without pain, using nothing more than suggestion. That boy was Mike Mandel, and that moment became the spark for a lifelong journey into

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