Global Hypnosis/Hypnotherapy Podcast Aidan Noone - The Results Man

Did YOU know that past Events shape our emotions and behaviours.

Traumatic events can lead to being stuck in the past and experiencing negative emotions and reliving them every day.Have you ever heard of the profound impact that traumatic events can have on YOUR mental and emotional health. These past events not only shape our emotions and behaviours but can also cause YOU to become anchored in their past, continually reliving the trauma and the accompanying negative emotions. This fixation on the past often results in avoidance of certain situations and a constant, almost ingrained sense of discomfort that can feel like a perpetual burden. And YOU know something it doesnt necessarily have to be like that. There are relatively easy methods and techniques that I can teach YOU to be FREE from the pain of the past and set you FREE to create a future YOU desire. If this is something you're interested in, just type yes in the comments below because I want to invite YOU into a FREE community where you can learn many more strategies to help you be FREE of that, that's been burdening you for so long now, unnecessarily. Thanks for watching. Remember tyoe yes below if your're interested.


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Here's how YOU can use the power of Your mind to overcome many negative feelings and beliefs you may have. Your mind holds power to initiate change right now. And rightfully you ask me : How do I do that. You see there is a very powerful capacity you have right inside you and yet you may not be consciously aware of it. It's the ability to use the power of your mind by using a natural gift you already possess and that gift is "YOUR" hypnosis. Many times during the day you automatically adopt a frame of mind that enables you to achieve a certain task and it's proven that by being in "YOUR" hypnotic frame of mind that you are at your optimum best. You achieve much. Jus think about the times when you are really working so well and you are being very productive, doesn't time just fly by? And you ask: "where did the time go." Thats hypnosis, "YOUR" hypnosis. Yes "YOUR" hypnosis. Let me just demonstrate a simple hypnotic technique. I promise you there will be many more powerful convincing examples of "YOUR" hypnosis as we go forward into future videos.Ok, lets being. I am presuming you are in a quite place where you can prove to yourself the power of "YOUR" hypnosis. In a place where you can engage yourself with this simple proof of "YOUR" hypnosis. Together, we will harness the power of "YOUR" hypnosis to achieve lots more as we progress!Just close your eyes. and hold out your dominant hand, your right hand or your left hand. Doesn't matter which one. Just imagine that I'm placing in your hand a big juicy bright yellow lemon, feel the weight of it! In fact you might even begin to get the fragrance of the big juicy lemon just as it sits in your hand. And just imagine what it would feel and taste like when you bring the lemon up to your mouth and bite into it? Just imagine what it would be like to do that!Now what do you notice?Let me know how well you got on using the power of your hypnosis. Please let me know by dropping a comment in the comments below and let me know how you got on?

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Aidan Noone [00:00:00]:
Hello. Do you want to know the easiest way I know of to overcome obstacles without feeling overwhelmed and defeated and without spending years in therapy. Well, keep watching and listening. Just think of the following. You probably grew up in a average family. Perhaps you had siblings, brothers or sisters, or maybe you're an only child. It really doesn't matter. So you went to school or perhaps you didn't have much schooling.

Aidan Noone [00:00:41]:
Again, that doesn't really matter. You had the same age friends perhaps or older friends or younger friends or from school or from the neighborhood you grew up in. Now then one day, yes, one day something happens. An event. Something happens to you. Perhaps it was an accident of some sort, or it was another event that was significantly emotionally charged enough that it traumatized you and continues to do so today. You somehow became become stuck in the past, in the event. Your mind is constantly thinking about it.

Aidan Noone [00:01:22]:
Or when you venture into a certain space or context, you relive the original event and the traumatic accompanying feelings. And, eventually, you learn to avoid situations that you find uncomfortable. Or perhaps you feel uncomfortable a lot of the time, and yet you don't know how or why you feel those negative, horrible feelings. You may feel as though a weight is on your shoulders, carrying it around all the time nonstop, being weighed down. Now you become so used to feeling the way you feel that you firmly believe that that's the way life is, and that's the way it will always be for you. Now I'm here to reassure you, to tell you life doesn't have to be that way. You don't have to feel and experience the past trauma that you've been experiencing. You don't have to be stuck back in the past, back in an event.

Aidan Noone [00:02:38]:
There are remarkably simple and easy ways to help you to become unstuck from the past and free yourself to move forward and bring and begin to enjoy life more now than ever before. Now being stuck is like being frozen inside a piece of concrete, forever stuck. And I want to tell you again that if you feel that way, you can smash the concrete and break free. Yes. Every person is unique and special. And in all cases, I highly recommend and advise you that you, in the first instance, always consult with your primary health care provider, your general medical practitioner, to check that there isn't any medical pathology that is causing your current way of being. Always important. Now there are cutting edge techniques and interventions derived from advanced fields of psychology and personal change, engineering.

Aidan Noone [00:03:49]:
In fact, you have everything you need right inside your head to help you make to help you make that personal long lasting change. You just need to be shown how to use your brain for a change and keep the change. And when you have all that done, you you might consider consulting a reputable, qualified, professional person to assist you to make that change. Leave your comments or questions below, and I will endeavor to answer and respond to you just as soon as I can, or any comments at all, whatever you need to ask or say. Remember, there is a way forward, and you don't have to spend months and a dead years in therapy. So take care now for now, and all the best, and I'll talk to you very, very soon. Bye bye for now.

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This recording is hypnotic in nature and YOU DO NOT listen to this whilst driving or operating machinery or anywhere your undivided attention is required.



Listen only whilst it is safe to do so in a quiet and private personal environment.

I want you to enjoy and listen regularly.


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This is a therapeutic Metaphor and there is deliberately no transcript included.


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Speaker A [00:00:00]:

I have a question for you. When is the problem, not the problem? Paul Watzlawick, excuse the pronunciation, a renowned psychologist and philosopher, once shared a profound insight that reshapes how we think about challenges and solutions. He suggested the problem is not the problem. Yes. The problem is not the problem. The problem is how the client, how you, are trying to solve the problem. This statement, simple yet powerful, holds a very a key to understanding why we find ourselves stuck in cycles of frustration and failure when facing difficulties. Imagine you're trying to fix a leaky faucet a tap.



Speaker A [00:00:52]:

You're you've tried tightening a screw here, replacing a washer there, but the drip, drip, drip continues. Frustrated, you consider the falsehood to be the problem. But according to Vatslovic, the real issue lies in how you're attempting to fix it. Perhaps you're using the wrong tools, or maybe the actual problem isn't what you think it is. The faucet isn't the problem. The approach to solving it, is. Now, of course, this concept applies far beyond plumbing. It's relevant to personal relationships, workplace dynamics, and even in how we tackle internal struggles like anxiety or low self esteem.



Speaker A [00:01:44]:

Often, our instinctive solutions to problems like avoidance, confrontation, denial don't resolve the underlying issue. They might provide temporary relief, but the problem persists or even worse is worsens. Now let's say you're feeling overwhelmed at work. Your solution might be to work longer hours, skipping breaks, and bringing home bringing work home. Initially, it might seem like the right approach to manage your workload. However, over time, you find yourself more stressed, less productive and facing burnout. The problem wasn't the overload itself, but how you choose to handle it. A more effective solution might involve time management, delegation are discussing workloads, adjustments with your manager or colleagues.



Speaker A [00:02:48]:

Vatlavik's insight encourages us to step back and reassess not just the problems we face, but our strategies for solving them. It's about questioning our automatic reactions are considering whether they're truly effective or if they're just familiar parts leading us in circles. This shift in perspective can be liberating. It opens up a range of possibilities for creative problem solving like that we might have overlooked if we focus solely on the problem as we perceive it to be. In practice, this means being open to change, seeking advice, and being willing to try new approaches. It's about recognizing that our first instinct might not always be the best one, and that sometimes the solution lies in changing our own behavior, your own behavior, your thoughts, your attitudes rather than trying to change the external situation. It's an invitation to be more reflective and less reactive to embrace flexibility over rigidity and to approach challenges with curiosity rather than despair. Vaclavik's wisdom isn't just a psychological concept.



Speaker A [00:04:21]:

It's a practical guide for more effective problem solving in every aspect of our lives. Remember, when you're faced with a problem, don't just focus on the obstacle itself. Consider how you're trying to overcome it. Now sometimes the path to a solution starts with reevaluating our approach, your approach. By doing so, we can transform our struggles into opportunities for growth and learning. I have a question. What is it that you're currently not aware of? And if you allowed yourself to become aware, you might just solve the problem or find find a sought after solution. Try it.



Speaker A [00:05:15]:

Leave your comments or questions below. Thanks for watching, and bye for now.


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