Hypnosis to quit smoking Dupuy QC

How can you increase personal productivity and get better results from your daily efforts? Getting more done - and done effectively - is a matter of finding the right mix of motivation, determination, organization, creativity and discipline. This will help you fend off the gremlins of lethargy, procrastination, defeatism, self sabotage, 'blocks' and lack of focus that can prevent you from getting to your goals.

Hypnosis is a great tool for boosting productivity, as it works directly on the unconscious drivers that really influence what you do every day. It's true that you need will power, but will power is pretty 'powerless' if you haven't got your unconscious motivation in order! — read more

Dependence on cannabis or marijuana can be a difficult habit to break. Although it is not addictive in the true sense of the word, it becomes such a major part of everyday life that it is very hard to remove.

It used to be thought that using cannabis was relatively harmless, but we now know this is not the case. In addition to risk of cancer, there is mounting evidence of damage to the immune system caused by long-term cannabis or marijuana use.

But, just as with smoking, knowledge of the dangers is not enough motivation to quit. most people need something more in order to overcome dependencies and addictions.

Hypnosis can help by building your unconscious motivation - the sort of motivation that cannabis often diminishes. — read more

Re-orientate yourself outwards with hypnosis

Have people close to you told you that you're a bit too self centered?

Do you think you might be excessively wrapped up in your own affairs and concerns to the detriment of relationships with others?

Self-centeredness is one of those attributes that's hard to pigeonhole categorically as 'good' or 'bad'. Every single living thing must put itself first in a number of ways, because survival depends on it. What you focus on is only important if you're alive to do the focusing. So we and every other creature strive first to do what favors our continued survival, and only when that survival is assured do we give attention to anything else.

So far, so good. — read more