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PSYMind
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2 contributions to PSYMind
Feb '24 •
Welcome Good Minder! Introduce Yourself 🔥
This community is here to help you grow your practice, make more money, and help more people do what you love. 🧠 👋 Step 1: Share your story using our Copy/Paste Template below: - What do you want to get from joining this community? - Where are you from? - What immediate help do you need? - What are you? A professional coach / therapist / NLP practitioner / hypnotist / passionate about the mind and emotions 💡 Step 2: Best Practices for an excellent experience for everyone in the Community: - Elevate the community with insightful posts and engaging comments. - Be active and participate in the conversation with comments and reactions. - Feeling stuck? Seeking guidance? The community is here to support you! 🚀 Community Rules: 🚫 No Unsolicited Promotion (Consequences apply!) 🚫 No Sales Pitches in DMs (We're here to learn and grow!) 🚫 No Excessive Posting (Let's keep it focused and valuable!) 🚫 NO low-quality posts - they will be removed Action Time. Please vote below for what you are most interested in.
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1 like • 11d
@Eugen Popa I’ve been doing hypnosis for about 17 years. For most of those years it’s been performance hypnosis. For hypnotherapy it’s been 8 years (but not full time or consistently). My goal is to eventually have about 10 clients a week consistently with a high ticket program.
1 like • 7d
@Eugen Popa Great question! One thing that took me by surprise, and that I’m still learning to navigate, is how easily some clients can become reliant on the experience of hypnosis itself. They feel amazing after a session, see real improvement, and then a few weeks later want to come back for another session because they feel like they need that experience again to maintain it. That can sometimes make the work feel temporary rather than truly integrated. It’s almost like they’re chasing the feeling they had immediately after the session instead of developing confidence that the change belongs to them. Obviously, repeat clients are good for business, but more importantly I genuinely care about people reaching their goals and becoming self-sufficient. I’d much rather have someone leave thinking, ‘I don’t need you anymore,’ than feel incredible and confident for two weeks, come down from that high, and believe they need another hypnosis session to get it back.
13d •
Do you prefer working online or in location?
This is for everyone here working with clients. What is your prefered way of working with clients? Online or offline? Why so? I prefer online. I did not see any difference in working online vs offline and clients get results either way. Online is more comfortable for me but I would not put that first, ahead of clients results, of course! What is it in your case?
1 like • 12d
There are definitely trade-offs and benefits to both. I personally prefer online for several reasons. There are many tools you can use to make the online experience, feel premium. Things you can’t do in person. In addition, doing group hypnotherapy online using modern tools to create a premium experience is something you can’t really do in an office. Also, it’s very convenient if you don’t want to be tied down to one place.
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