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The Midas Touch – Hypnosis to Unlock Creative Flow and Abundance · The Hypnotist

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Welcome to The Hypnotist, the show that gives you inside
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access to cutting edge hypnosis with real clients facing
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genuine. Issues.
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Brought to you by The Hypnotherapist, demanded by
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celebrities, CEOs and even royalty, Adam Cox.
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These recordings took place live from Adam's clinic in London's
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world famous Harley Street. So get yourself comfortable and
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enjoy today's episode of The Hypnotist.
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Do you have a feeling that you are here on this planet for a
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reason? That there is something that you
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are meant to be doing, and maybe you're already doing that, or
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maybe you have a sense that you know what it is, but you're not
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quite doing it, at least consistently yet.
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Adam here. And in this hypnosis session, I
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was working with a very talented writer who had found themselves
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in a bit of a rut. Call it writer's block or call
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it, you know, procrastination or just a lack of belief in their
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own abilities, but they weren't producing.
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They certainly weren't being prolific.
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And this hypnosis session uses levels of disassociation.
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It uses metaphors like King Midas and the Midas touch of
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what you reap, you sow, like planting seeds or fruit trees
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that then bear fruit later, But also harnessing the resources of
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role models. And I'm very careful in this
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hypnosis session not to name the role model that this client was
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thinking of so that each time they listen, they can draw upon
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the resources of different role models.
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Because it might be that there is someone that is very
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creative, but not so disciplined or diligent.
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Or maybe it's someone that is really almost kind of like able
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to harness ideas from from nowhere and just magic something
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up. So it has that versatility,
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almost like a choose your own adventure book, that each time
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they listen to the session, they can get a slightly different
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experience, as can you. It may be writing for this
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particular client, but it might be something else for you.
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It might be dancing. It might be creating visual art,
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it might be producing something, might be poetry.
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So I would encourage you to think about what's that thing
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that you know that if you just did it more, that you could
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impact the world. And what hit me when I was
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working with this client is that for many years, I had a feeling
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that hypnotherapy and hypnosis was the thing that I'm here to
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do. And yet I wasn't doing that.
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And for about nearly six years, I've almost produced a hypnosis
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session that I've published out there in the world almost daily
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for many, many years now. And that's impacted millions of
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people. And I know because I see the
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comments, I get the messages, I've end up working with people
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that have listened to me for months beforehand.
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And none of that would have happened if I didn't lean into
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what I thought my purpose was, but more importantly, back that
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up with action. So for me, it's hypnosis.
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For this client, it was writing. For you, it might be something
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else. But wouldn't it be a tragedy if
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you get to the end of your life and that thing that could have
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been so impactful and so beneficial for you?
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You never did that thing. And if you can connect with that
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idea, I think you're going to get some value from this
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session. Be aware though, that it was
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created for an author, a writer, someone that wanted to create,
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and therefore some of the suggestions aren't going to be
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necessarily perfect for you. So if you like the idea of
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working with me directly to tap into your purpose, your plan,
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your brilliance, your genius, there will be a link in the
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description where you can schedule that free consultation
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call. We'll have a chat and maybe we
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end up working together. For now though, find a quiet,
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comfortable place where you won't be disturbed.
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Relax and enjoy the session. Take a deep breath in and as you
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breathe in, breathe in that feeling of pure relaxation.
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And as you exhale, feel that wonderful feeling of release, as
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if any tension, stress, or worries is just leaving your
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body as you breathe out, breathing in that relaxation and
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exhaling that tension. I wonder if you can scan your
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body for any feelings, sensations, anything at all that
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is not serving you now, and as you exhale, feel that the
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outward breath is a vehicle to carry those sensations, those
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feelings, perhaps even thoughts or beliefs.
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Allow what doesn't serve you to leave you.
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And then imagine breathing in a sense of motivation, of healing,
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of purpose. Because you know you're here to
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do something important, to share, something powerful and
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pure, and all that's needed is for you to get out of your own
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way. And as you breathe in and
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resourceful feeling, just imagine any of those sensations
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melting away. Imagine them leaving your body
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as you exhale, each breath taking you deeper and deeper.
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Relaxed eyelids getting heavier. That's in and as you breathe in
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and breathe out, feel your body relaxing.
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And as your body relaxes, your imagination awakens.
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And I want you to imagine a paradise.
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Whatever comes to mind when I say the word paradise is exactly
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where you'll find yourself. Maybe it's a tropical paradise
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or a situational paradise. Maybe it's nature, maybe it's
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not. And when you find yourself in
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that place, know that this is a safe, relaxing place.
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Just let me know by nodding your head when you're there.
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That's it. And I want you to imagine the
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most comfortable chair, but the kind of chair that is
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comfortable but also productive. The kind of chair where you
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could sit in for hours and if you were working or writing
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non-stop, you wouldn't feel uncomfortable.
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And just imagine that that chair, comfortable and useful is
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there in that paradise. And as you sit on the chair,
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feel your body relax. And I want you to imagine there
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is a laptop on a desk close to that chair.
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And I want you to imagine you will be a conduit for what is
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deep within. This is no time for your
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conscious logical mind. I want you to imagine typing on
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that keyboard, seeing letters and words appear on a screen,
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but through you, not by you. I want you to harness that
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feeling of channelling. You are a conduit for your super
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conscious mind. Every thought, experience, idea
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exists within everything you've heard and seen and read.
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It's all within. And imagine that you're super
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conscious, has this wonderful ability to draw on all of that
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experience and knowledge. And just imagine typing in a
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rhythm in a way where you don't even feel your fingertips on the
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keyboard. Feel that you're accessing that
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flow state. And just allow that part of you
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to continue writing, but allow a different part to leave you as
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you separate from that version of you typing.
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And you can see yourself typing and not be doing the typing
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yourself, and allow that part to continue in that comfortable
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chair typing and explore this paradise until you find what
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seems to be a descending marble staircase.
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And this staircase doesn't even belong in this paradise, and yet
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it exists there anyway. You could see soil and plants
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and then the very top of a marble staircase that descends
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downwards. And consider this a staircase
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leading you deeper and deeper into the power of your
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subconscious mind. Turn around and see that other
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version of you continuing to type in that focused flow state,
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that prolific way. And when you can imagine being
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at the top of that marble staircase, just let me know by
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nodding your head. That's it.
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And I want you to imagine observing the details of this
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staircase, because the marble can be bright white or a
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different colour. The staircase could have a
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banister or a rail. It could be thin and narrow or
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broad and sweeping downwards. Maybe it's a grand spiral marble
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staircase, or maybe just continues downwards in One
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Direction. And I want you to imagine you
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are barefooted. You could imagine feeling the
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coolness of the marble beneath your feet.
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And very soon I will count downwards from 12:50, and with
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each descending number you will imagine taking a step down the
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staircase. And with every step you take
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down, you feel yourself drifting deeper and deeper inward down
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from those superficial day-to-day life thoughts into
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the fertile ground of your creative mind.
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Let's take those first few steps. 10A profound sense of
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calm washing over you 9 Your shoulders relax, your breathing
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deepens 8 Feel yourself drifting into the rhythm of the descent.
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7 each step taking you closer to that inspired place within, 6
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deeper and deeper still, and five halfway down.
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Now feel that you are surrounded by silence and possibility. 4
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just imagine feeling more aligned, connected with
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yourself. And three, that the paradise
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surface world is fading far, far away.
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And two, you're almost there. And one just imagine the very
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base of that spiral or straightforward marble staircase
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is a vast open garden, very different from the paradise.
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Consider this garden, your inner creative world.
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And I wonder if you could imagine here in this place, it
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exists in the 4th dimension. So here everything you've ever
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written and everything you ever will write exists as trees.
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Some are young and newly planted ideas just beginning to take
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root, and some are tall and strong full grown works that
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already bear fruit. And as you look around this
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garden, it dawns on you that every tree is a fruit tree.
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Some aren't ready to bear fruit yet.
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Others are bountiful in the amount of ripe fruit ready for
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you and anyone else. And I want you to imagine what
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it would feel like to pick one of those ripe fruits.
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And the moment you pick it, it immediately turns to gold.
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Maybe it's an apple, a plum, a pear, or a Peach.
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And just imagine solid gold, valuable.
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And I want you to get a feeling, an idea.
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What if everything you touch, every word, every phrase, every
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idea becomes illuminated with brilliance, with depth, with
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resonance? Now we need to get a feeling
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that when you write, you're not just making something, you're
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revealing something. You're channelling something
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through you, not from you. And I want you to imagine a
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familiar looking laptop here in this garden.
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Imagine you start to type, and every time you type you start to
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see seeds accumulate nearby, and you spend your time typing and
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then spreading those seeds. Because this garden is infinite,
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you can never run out of ideas, characters, situations, and
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stories. This is a garden of infinite
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possibility. Your only scarce resource is
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time. Every day that you don't write
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something is 1 less seed planted, and that seed could
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have turned into a tree bearing fruit forever.
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But only if you plant a seed, which only happens.
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If you write, you get the idea that the more you plant, the
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more abundant your garden becomes.
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Not every tree will bear fruit, but by planting so many seeds,
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some trees will bear fruit and a few trees will bear enormous
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amounts of fruit. I want you to get a feeling that
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the abundance is the by product. Nobody can know when they plant
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that seed if it would turn into a tree and bear fruit, which is
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why they plant more than one seed.
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I want you to get a feeling that the work itself is the reward
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and the fruit you harvest nourishes not only you, but
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those who read and feel your words.
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That your writing is therapy, healing and growth.
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And don't be surprised if the more you do it, the better you
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feel. Some of your words will connect
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to your own experiences. Some words you get on that page
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will be cathartic. They will feel better just
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articulating things that have been inside you and then become
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released. And I want you to feel that the
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the more you write, the more you heal.
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And you are healing yourself through expression and you heal
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others through inspiration. Everyone benefits so long as you
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continue writing. But you don't benefit, and
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nobody else will, if words that could have been written remain
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unwritten. Let's welcome someone into this
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garden as you. Now imagine someone that you
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admire deeply, someone that you can admire for their creativity,
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their capability, their authenticity, or their
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inspiration. And I want you to imagine that
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they are in your garden, their prime.
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And I want you to imagine seeing them at work.
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And maybe they work whether they feel like it or not.
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Or maybe they wait for inspiration to come to them.
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But you can just notice how they move, how they think, how they
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create. And maybe you can sense the
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energy. Maybe it's effortless flow, or
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maybe it's structured discipline.
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Whatever their approach is, you get a sense that because of
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their consistency, it gives them a confidence that the universe
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itself supports their work. And if you could imagine that
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person at a time when they are pure, profound and prolific, let
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me know by nodding your head. And then imagine stepping into
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them, stepping into that person with those qualities in their
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prime. And imagine merging with their
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qualities, feeling their creativity, their confidence,
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their ease, their beliefs that success is inevitable if they
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just simply show up and create. And as those qualities fuse
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within you, you begin to feel unstoppable, relentless,
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tenacious, determined, as if every word you write carries
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purpose, precision, and power. Because you are the one with the
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Midas touch. You are the 1 planting forests
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of words. And these forests will grow long
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after you've written them. Because you are the one whose
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work ripples through time and as you drift forward into your
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future. Now imagine seeing yourself
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writing, maybe sitting at a desk, maybe writing in bed,
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maybe somewhere else, fingers dancing effortlessly over the
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keyboard of your laptop. Observe as hours pass like
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minutes, as you see yourself writing in a state of effortless
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flow, like words arriving faster than you can type them.
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It's as if something pure, profound and luminous is being
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channelled through you and you can see the pages stacking up.
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Imagine yourself saving files, chapters, paragraphs, words, but
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not just one project after project.
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And you know every piece of work you create is one more tree
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planted, one more fruit that will nourish, inspire and
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sustain. It's inevitable and drift
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further into the future where you can imagine receiving
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messages from readers, emails of gratitude, or perhaps royalty
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statements, contracts for new deals leading to pure financial
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abundance. See a future where you are
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reaping what you sow and what you sow is the words that you
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write consistently. I want you to get a feeling, not
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a hope, not a belief, but an ingrained conviction that when
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you do the work, the results will come.
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And when you write your truth, when you connect in the way that
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only you can, success is inevitable.
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And now explore your garden and find the two or three most
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impressive trees with the most fruit because this is the work
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you will be remembered for. These trees don't exist if the
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tree was never planted. And I want you to get a feeling
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of duty, responsibility. You feel this is your quest to
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do what's necessary. So these trees do get planted,
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do grow and do flourish because there are people out there in
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the world that need the fruit that comes from these trees.
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And if you don't plant them, if you don't write the words, they
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will never receive them. I want you to imagine leaving
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the garden, climbing back up that marble staircase into
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paradise, and seeing a version of you continuing to type away
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there on that laptop. And maybe you can interpret the
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words that are written, or maybe you just get a sense then that's
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what it comes down to. Doing the work, allowing
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yourself to be the conduit so that words come through you onto
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a screen, that ripple through space and time, provide
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abundance for you and impact to others.
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And then merge him with that version of you that was typing
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all of this time, getting a sense that it's time to return.
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But you return with a feeling of alignment, all parts now focused
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on the same mission, to do your duty, to fulfil your purpose, to
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ensure you meet your responsibilities.
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Because if you are here for a reason, this is your reason.
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It's time to leave this paradise and return back to the present,
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taking a new way of thinking, a new desire to do your duty.
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So take a deep breath in through your nose and out through your
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nose. Wiggle your fingers, wiggle your
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toes, connect and calibrate into the here and the now as I now
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count from 1:00 to 10:00 to awaken you.
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Starting to count on 2/3 waking up 456 more alert 7-8 open your
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eyes, open your eyes, 910. Wide awake, wide awake, wide
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awake. Thank you so much for joining me
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