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Kryssa Marie Bowman is a Certified Hypnotherapist that combines elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Rapid Transformational Therapy, and Neo-Eriksonian hypnosis techniques to provide her clients with lasting freedom from a variety of issues. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Psychology and Women’s Studies with an emphasis on Human Sexuality from Montana State University-Bozman. As a survivor of abuse, anxiety, and body image issues, Kryssa discovered first-hand the power of hypnotherapy and Rapid Transformational Therapy. Kryssa joins me today to discuss what multidimensional consciousness is and how she leads her clients into the “Quantum Realm.” We discuss how she invites her ‘highest self’ into her client’s quantum journey sessions and how recording their sessions continues to help them even after the sessions have ended. We discuss how she explains multidimensional consciousness to her clients, how her clients typically respond to meeting their highest selves during a Quantum Realm session, an

Nicole Weber is the Founder of Performability, LLC, a performance coaching company where she helps female athletes, entrepreneurs, performers, and executive leaders overcome imposter syndrome, self-doubt, and self-sabotage to achieve greater confidence and success. She is also the Founder of Equihypnose, a hypnosis practice currently based in Germany that specifically focuses on helping equestrians overcome their fear, anxiety, and nervousness of riding horses. Nicole holds a Master’s degree in Social Sciences and is a certified hypnotist, hypnosis instructor, and Equine Assisted Mental Health Practitioner, just to name a few. She also offers medical hypnosis and is a Reiki Master Teacher. Nicole joins me today to share her journey into hypnosis and how she began her career by starting with what she was already familiar with. We discuss how she expanded her hypnosis practice to serve new categories and her streamlined approach to doing regression in a disassociated state. We discuss why the cause of your clie

Have you ever wondered why infomercials still exist, even when they’re only seen by a very small number of viewers? How can it be worthwhile for companies to invest so much time, money, and resources into producing an infomercial only to have it air during the extremely late or early morning hours when most people are still sleeping?  Even in the age of on-demand movies and despite the small viewership - infomercials are still a widely used marketing strategy because of their effectiveness. And their effectiveness is largely due to the concept of “Show and Tell” – showing customers what they’ll get and selling the product to the customer… even before the presenter asks for the sale. This week, I explore how hypnosis professionals can offer hypnotic demos to get new clients. I explain how using demos can help you break a potential client’s prior expectations about hypnosis while simultaneously introducing new ones. I explain why the key to successfully turning your audience into paying clients is to get them t

It’s not uncommon that we find ourselves in situations where our belief systems and our model of the world are put into question. Whether on a personal or a professional level, there are inevitably moments where our beliefs, values, and perspectives on the world differ from those of the people around us. Yet, on the surface, they may seem starkly different; digging deeper can often reveal how similar – and even intertwined – these belief systems truly are. This week, I discuss the similarities between most spiritual beliefs and how hypnosis practitioners can modify their hypnosis process based on the client’s individual belief systems. I discuss why it’s important for hypnosis professionals to understand their role as a ‘chameleaon’ in the client’s journey to amplify the client’s desires instead of trying to help them adopt your perception, beliefs, and model of the world. I also discuss how every habit – even ‘bad’ – can be perceived as a strength in certain situations and share stories and examples of how I

As business owners, it’s important for us to continue finding ways to improve ourselves, our offerings, and our brand overall. Even when things seem to be going well, there’s always room for improvement. Whether those improvements come in the form of professional development or something much larger like rebranding your business to align with new goals and a new mission, making tweaks, changes, and pivots are part of the entrepreneurial journey. This week, I share some of the exciting new changes that are taking place inside my hypnosis business. I discuss what you can expect from version 3.0 of my Work Smart Hypnosis website, including a new blog feature and fully transcribed podcast episodes. I also explain how my business focus shifted in unexpected and unintended ways and how paying attention to what my clients were requesting has helped me shift my business focus to serve them better.  “Even as things are at their best, that is the opportunity to put a whole new fresh coat of paint on something and make

People often believe they have to do things one specific way to succeed. A great example is niching. Many hypnotists believe that they have to pick a niche to be successful. After all, everyone we know in the hypnosis industry, myself included, is known for one specific thing they do exceptionally well. But can I let you in on a little secret? Nearly every single one of them also sees clients for other things. Just because you become recognized as an expert in one specific area or niche does not mean you have to focus your business exclusively on that area. As business owners, we have the power – and permission – to run our hypnosis businesses however we choose; to explore new paths that may lead to success. This week, I discuss a little-known secret about niching. I discuss why most hypnotists need to shift their mindset from ‘I need to niche’ to focus on offering services they’re most passionate and excited about. I explain how niching is typically used as a marketing strategy and business principle. I also

Michael Goldblatt is a Medical Director at Glo Clinical Hypnosis, a clinical hypnosis practice based in North Adelaide, Australia where he helps clients live their best lives and attain their full potential by combining the art of hypnotic suggestion with the science of change. They focus on helping people overcome challenges like anxiety, stress, panic attacks, phobias, smoking recession, weight management, OCD behaviors, coping with emotional traumas, and improving academic and sports performance. Before discovering medical hypnosis, Michael obtained a medical degree in anesthetics from the Flinders University of South Australia. He is a member of the Australian Society of Psychological Medicine, a Board Member of the South Australian Society of Hypnosis, and a registered practitioner with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Michael joins me today to share his introduction to the world of hypnosis and the transformational moment that turned him into a believer in the hypnosis profe

So often, hypnosis practitioners fall into the trap of believing that if a technique isn’t working for their client, the client must not be motivated to change. But instead of blaming the client for their lack of progress, perhaps we need to try a new approach, modify our hypnosis process, or even take a step back and revert to the basics. There’s nothing truly wrong with your client. They’re just someone who happens to be going through an issue. We, as hypnosis professionals, simply need to find the methods, strategies, and techniques that are appropriate for them to solve their problem.This week, I dive into the ‘replay vault’ of the Hypnotic Worker’s community to discuss what you should do when nothing you’ve tried is working. I share the Hypnotic Solution Formula that I created to help clients disconnect and disassociate themselves from an issue or problem, even when other tried-and-true techniques have failed. I share seven specific Work Smart Strategies to help you become more flexible in your work whil

Michael Goldblatt is a Medical Director at Glo Clinical Hypnosis, a clinical hypnosis practice based in North Adelaide, Australia where he helps clients live their best lives and attain their full potential by combining the art of hypnotic suggestion with the science of change. They focus on helping people overcome challenges like anxiety, stress, panic attacks, phobias, smoking recession, weight management, OCD behaviors, coping with emotional traumas, and improving academic and sports performance. Before discovering medical hypnosis, Michael obtained a medical degree in anesthetics from the Flinders University of South Australia. He is a member of the Australian Society of Psychological Medicine, a Board Member of the South Australian Society of Hypnosis, and a registered practitioner with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).Michael joins me today to share his introduction to the world of hypnosis and the transformational moment that turned him into a believer in the hypnosis profes

Karen Dubi is a high-performance coach, hypnosis and NLP practitioner, and yoga teacher. For the last 30 years, Karen has been consulting, coaching, and mentoring her clients through her platform, Flexible Mindset Strategies. She is also a registered dietician who operated a private nutrition consulting practice before becoming a coach. In her book, The Art of Getting Out of Your Own Way, Karen shares strategies for creating a growth mindset.Karen joins us today to discuss what you need to get out of your own way and become the person you want to be. She shares what started her journey in wellness. She explains why yoga isn’t just about becoming flexible and describes why it’s also about mindfulness. She underscores what successful people have in common. She also outlines how purpose and discipline work together to drive life changes and reveals strategies from The Art of Getting Out of Your Own Way.Want more like this? Discover how to help more people and run a thriving hypnosis business at https://HypnoticB

Misha Tuesday is the founder of Hypno-Energize where he aims to bridge the gap between scientific and spiritual methods of self-improvement. His transformational coaching sessions draw from his training in hypnosis and NLP as well as his work and exploration of Western and Eastern metaphysical traditions. He is also the creator of ActiveTarot, a unique method of Tarot readings that incorporates his Whole Brain approach to turn fortune-telling into a future-creating exercise. As a life-long enthusiast of all things mystical, magical, and metaphysical, Misha was initiated into Shamanism at the age of 18, studied hypnosis with Mike Mandel, and has repeatedly presented on the world’s largest hypnosis conference stage, HypnoThoughts Live.Misha joins me today to share what he believes are the key differences between magic and mentalism. We discuss his passion for bridging the gap between scientific and spiritual methods of self-improvement and why he believes scientific methods and theories are not the only answer

Steven Rollins is the founder of Explore Hypnosis, a hypnosis practice based in Manassas, Virginia, as well as Oasis Consulting and Technical Services, a consulting company where he works with the HeadQuarters of the Marine Corps. He is a Certified Consulting Hypnotist and a Certified Hypnosis Instructor with the National Guild of Hypnotists. As a Certified Hypnotist, Steven uses goal-focused hypnosis strategies to help his clients quit smoking, improve their sleep habits and quality, and overcome fear, stress, and anxiety. As a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Steven has over 20 years of experience as a Marine instructor and over 35 years in presentations.Steven joins me today to discuss his interest in the power of the mind and how he was introduced to hypnosis. We discuss his approach to teaching the hypnotic change process to his students and how he blends different techniques and methods to create his own unique hypnosis style. We discuss how he breaks the barriers between what people often think hypnosis is a

Brenda Kaye is a Headline Entertainer Hypnotist at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Ltd. After discovering her passion for the power of the mind, she used self hypnosis to achieve her dream of traveling the world to empower others. She shares her passion by performing stage hypnosis shows, speaking, and teaching seminars and workshops that empower, entertain, and educate those who attend. She is a certified hypnotherapist from Eastburn Institute of Hypnosis and a certified hypnotist from the National Guild of Hypnotists. Brenda joins me today to share how she discovered hypnosis and why she shifted her career focus from helping people quit smoking to becoming a professional stage hypnotist. We discuss how she used the power of self hypnosis to turn her dream of traveling the world into a reality and how stage hypnosis helps you build rapport with your audience. We discuss how she blends the personal development aspect of hypnosis with the entertainment piece of stage performances, how she began offering 1-to-1

The way most hypnosis professionals approach the hypnotic intake often tends to do more damage than it does good. It often leads clients further down the rabbit hole, believing their problem is too big or too challenging to solve. But what if there was a way you could gather the information you need to create positive, impactful, effective change without leaving your client feeling that their problem is a ‘lost cause.’In today’s episode, I share two powerful formulas for flexible hypnosis. I discuss how asking your clients four simple questions during the hypnotic intake process can provide you with all of the information you need to create powerful results. I share the inspiration behind the Hypnotic Worker Adjustment Forumla, how this 3-point formula works, and how you can apply it to your in-person and online hypnosis sessions. I also explain why I like to use instant induction techniques and why it’s essential for hypnosis professionals to understand the ‘how’ and ‘why’ behind the hypnosis work they do wi

What makes a great hypnotist? Is it years of training? Perhaps the number of years you’ve worked with clients? How does a new hypnosis professional become a great hypnosis professional? On today’s episode, I’m going to reveal the three things that I believe are the foundational components to becoming a great hypnotic worker.Whether you are a brand new hypnosis practitioner who has just received your certification and are looking to improve your skills, or you’ve been practicing for many years but still feel like something is missing or holding you back from advancing your practice to the next level – this episode will teach you what I believe are the foundation of every great hypnotic practice – confidence, creativity, and flexibility.“Flexibility, creativity & confidence are like the three legs of a tripod.” – Jason Linett·       How flexibility, creativity, and confidence are the cornerstones that feed into each other.·       Examples of how to tailor your hypnotic approach to each individual client to

As hypnosis professionals, when we convey an attitude of appropriate and respectful confidence, we tend to become even more effective when working with clients. But how do you become a confident hypnosis professional? What are the steps that other hypnosis professionals take to increase their confidence so that they, too, can help their clients more effectively? Today, I share five steps to becoming a confident hypnosis professional. I discuss the pros and cons of taking a protocol-based approach to helping your clients and why it’s important to maintain a level of flexibility in your hypnosis techniques. I discuss why it’s crucial to understand why one technique works while another may not and explain how to use Waking Hypnosis to amplify any technique you use. I discuss the importance of continuing to learn from other hypnosis professionals, even when you think you already know – or even teach – a technique. I also discuss the importance of researching the people you want to learn from to ensure they’re tea

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Scott Sandland has been a hypnotherapist since 1998. Throughout his career, he has worked on the Drug Rehabilitation Center’s clinical teams as well as inside dentists and doctors offices while running a private hypnosis clinic. He is the Clinical Hypnotherapist and Executive Director of Goal Oriented Hypnotherapy - The Newport Clinic as well as the Founder and CEO of Hypnosummit and the Hypnothoughts LIVE conference. Scott has been featured multiple times in publication, including the LA Times, The Orange County Register, and has made guest appearances on hypnosis podcasts, including multiple appearances on the Work Smart Hypnosis podcast.  Scott joins me today to discuss the power of creating hypnotic legacies. We discuss what inspired Scott to create the HypnoThoughts LIVE conference and community and the important factors for staying relevant and creating lasting value in the hypnosis industry. We discuss what Scott believes our true legacy is as hypnosis professionals and the moments that Scott is most p