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I finally found my "niche" (by accident)
I’ve spent 8 years looking for a label.
Am I a "Relationship Coach"?
A "Performance Hypnotist"?
A "Trauma Specialist"?
I kept trying to put myself in a box.
But yesterday, looking over my client notes from the last decade, it hit me.
I’ve been in the same niche all along.
I just didn’t have the name for it.
No matter the client I work with...
- Whether they are reeling from a breakup...
- Struggling with insomnia...
- Trying to heal from childhood trauma...
- Or just lacking the confidence to speak up at work...
It always - and I mean ALWAYS - comes down to three things:
- Stress
- Anxiety
- Worry
That’s the "Unholy Trinity" that keeps us stuck.
Think about it.
When you’re stressed, your brain goes into survival mode.
You make bad decisions.
You snap at your kids.
You eat food that makes you feel like garbage.
When you’re anxious, you can’t see the "ships" on the horizon.
You only see the waves.
For years, I’ve used Hypnotherapy and NLP to do one thing:
Lower the noise.
When we clear the stress, your state improves.
When your state improves, your decision-making gets sharp.
And suddenly, you have the resources to actually handle life instead of just surviving it.
That’s what I’m sharing with the world now.
The tools to kill the stress so you can finally see your design.
And I want to start with you.
As I mentioned on Tuesday, my wife challenged me to help as many people as possible.
I’m offering a 30-minute discovery call - completely for free.
If you are struggling with a habit, a memory, or a mental loop that feels like a weight on your chest... Let’s see if we can move it.
If I can help, I will.
For free.
And then I’ll show others how I did it.
Let’s lower the noise and get you back to your real self.
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I finally found my "niche" (by accident)
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