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Hypnosis to Manifest a Successful Future as a Writer · 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 genuine
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issues. Brought to you by the
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hypnotherapist, demanded by celebrities, CEOs and even
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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. This podcast features powerful
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hypnosis, so do not listen while driving or operating machinery.
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severe mental health issues, so get yourself comfortable and
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enjoy today's episode of The Hypnotist.
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Hi, it's Adam here. And in this hypnosis session,
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you're going to be listening to a manifestation and
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strengthening of a belief system for a talented writer that was
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feeling unresourceful because of circumstances happening in their
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life. And that can happen to anyone.
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You can be very talented at something, but if chaos is
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happening in your life, that can actually shut down your talents
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and and you prioritize other things.
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A lot of time people get into a certain state where they get
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into this flow state or they're able to express themselves
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creatively. But if they're not in that
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state, if that, if they're not in that version of them, it
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becomes very hard to get into the kind of mindset where you
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can actually do what you need to do.
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And that was certainly the case with this particular client.
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Because of lots of variables outside of their control, they
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couldn't get into that state where they could feel creative
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and expressive and connect to this idea that they could be
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very successful as a writer. So what this hypnosis session
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does is it takes them forwards in time and then works backwards
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so they can piece together the clues as to how they were able
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to manifest all of that success. And for them, they didn't want
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to be the starving artist. They didn't want to be the
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talented writer that nobody knows about.
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They wanted to be creatively successful, but also financially
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successful as a writer. They wanted that that book that
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they write gets turned into a movie or a screenplay or some
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kind of Broadway or West End show.
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That's what they wanted because they wanted their work to impact
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people and for them to be recognized in terms of not just
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industry recognition, but financial recognition for that.
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And I asked them the question, like, you know, if you were
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financially successful in, you know, your career as a writer,
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what would that look like? And they said it would be them
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living in this big house, you know, by the ocean.
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And it'd be a very modern architecturally designed place
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with lots of glass. And that they said, yeah, they
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would have lots of awards or accomplishments or things that
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would give them a clue as to peer level success, but also
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financial success. So we use future pacing to get
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them to experience what their future would be like.
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And then to start linking it to certain resources like joy,
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creativity, flow states, inspiration.
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And also this idea that rather than not being able to write
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because they feel anxious and kind of restless, but inversing
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that so that by writing anxiety and restlessness go down, we're,
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we're turning the block into the solution.
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And that works in lots of different areas for, for people.
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If if people don't have the motivation to go to the gym,
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then you want to inverse that and say the more you go to the
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gym, the more motivated you become.
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And, and obviously you need something to break out of that
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catch 22. But once you break out of that
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catch 22, then you can create self fulfilling prophecies
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within that. Obviously for this client it
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wasn't about going to the gym, it was about writing so you can
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hear suggestions about accessing the flow state.
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And just. Giving themselves the ability to
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just write to begin with, access the flow state, and then improve
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on what they're doing. And lots of writers with
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writer's block know that that actually it's not about writing
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a book, it's about rewriting a a book.
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And therefore if you just get any ideas on the page, then you
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can refine and improve that. Whereas a lot of people are
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trapped by perfectionism, feeling like whatever they put
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down from their imagination onto paper has to be perfect at the
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very first attempt. And that's quite challenging for
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for people to do. So this hypnosis session has
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various suggestions that link into their idea and they wanted
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and and it's the key thing because sometimes if you make
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the financial success the motive rather than the byproduct, that
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can lead to elements of self sabotage because then people are
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looking for shortcuts to maximize revenue and income.
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Whereas if people are extremely talented at a particular thing,
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then quite often financial success is a byproduct of that
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talent connecting with lots of different people.
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So I think anyone creative that wants to kind of tap into this
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resourceful, productive state will benefit from this.
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Whether you're creative from a sense of writing or music,
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perhaps it might be something else, might be ideas or
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intellectual property of a different kind, I think you'll
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benefit from this. Even the stuff I do, I consider
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it creative in many ways because I'm creating something that
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didn't exist and then I'm I'm publishing it.
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So whatever kind of background that you're in, I want you to
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try and identify the link of what you can create and share
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before listening to this. Because it's highly likely that
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there is something creative you can do and share.
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Whereas it's unlikely that you are an aspiring writer with an
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idea for this kind of fictional universe that you can kind of
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share with the world. So I'd encourage you to think
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about that as you're listening to this.
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By the way, you can either pause it now, look in the description,
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or do it after the session. But there's lots of free
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resources in the show notes in the description.
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You can download a free guide, free courses, free downloads,
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and there's also the ability to schedule a free consultation
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call to explore working with me. You can find that in the
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description. For now though, we've got this
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session to listen to. So find a really comfortable
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place, maybe a couch, maybe a bed, maybe a nice cozy chair,
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ideally in the kind of place where you're not expecting any
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distractions or interruptions or disturbances.
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Find that place, listen to this ideally on headphones and just
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relax and enjoy the session. Take a deep breath in, and as
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you breathe in, breathe in that resourceful feeling of calm and
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relaxation. And as you exhale, just allow
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any feelings of worry, stress, or tension to feel like it's
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leaving your body in your outward breath, breathing in
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that calm and relaxation and exhaling tension.
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Each breath takes you deeper and deeper, relaxed.
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That's it. And the deeper you breathe, the
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more relaxed you become. And the more relaxed you become,
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the deeper you breathe, each breath takes you deeper and
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deeper, relaxed. That's it.
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A wonderful feeling of calm and relaxation.
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And I wonder if your imagination can suspend reality and enable
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you to drift forwards in time to a future already in the making.
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I wonder if you could imagine floating up outside of your
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body, drifting through space and time, the sea of future, perhaps
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5 or 10 years from now. I don't want you to imagine
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floating to a building by the coast.
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Maybe a modern building with a certain architectural design,
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lots of glass. And I wonder if you could float
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there by the window and see yourself inside writing.
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And I want you to see the expression of peace on the face
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of that version of you. I just imagine floating into the
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future version of you, feeling how good it would feel to
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continue doing what you love even though you've already
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accomplished and achieved so much.
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I want you to imagine floating into that body, feeling how you
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would feel if you were living your dream, if you were aligned
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with your purpose, if you were connected to that flow state
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where just incredible ideas start to pop into your head and
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you turn them into a universe on the page.
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And maybe you can imagine holding a pen or a pencil, just
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writing, making diagrams, thinking of the story that you
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are creating. And I want you to connect with
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that wonderful feeling and just allow that part of you to
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continue writing as you allow your unconscious to keep on
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wandering around that house and you can see that version of you
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continuing to write. But I want you to explore this
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mansion by the coast, your own private beach that you can see
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from through the glass windows. And maybe there's an impressive
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staircase that goes from the upper floors down.
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But as I countdown from 12:50, I want you to imagine walking down
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that staircase. Each descending number takes you
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deeper into a place where wonderful changes can take
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place. But I want you to imagine
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walking down the staircase is leading to a large reception
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area, perhaps with clues as to what led to this future.
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But let's walk down the staircase. 10 Deeper, relaxed. 9
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More and more comfortable. 8 Drifting deeper and deeper.
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Seven, more comfortable now. 5 Just allow your jaw, your
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eyelids to just relax and loosen. 4, Your arms and legs
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just feel limp and loose and relaxed, almost like you're
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floating down the staircase. Now.
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Three more comfortable. 2 just feeling a real sense of release.
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I want you to feel aligned, empowered, creatively inspired
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as you continue to walk down that staircase. 2 and then one,
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and then zero. Just feel deeper.
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Feel that there is a part within you awakened, enthused, excited,
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and just imagine wandering around this impressive house and
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maybe there's certain things that would be desirable for you.
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Maybe those things would be an impressive garden, maybe a pool.
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Maybe there will be certain things like a a room to
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entertain. But I want you to look at the
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area that shows you some of the clues of your successes.
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Perhaps imagine a wall and you could see it like a timeline and
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go back to the early things. A book deal, A-frame of best
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sellers, maybe awards, acknowledgements.
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Maybe the book got turned into a movie, maybe there's framed
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contracts or agreements or licensing deals, and maybe as
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time goes on, these evolve into more prestigious acknowledgments
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and awards. Not because that's the drive,
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but that becomes a side effect of doing something that people
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connect with. And I want you to feel a
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wonderful sense of pride that you were the 1 that created
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this. And maybe there's designs of
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some of the characters. Maybe they got turned into
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things that evolved, that became licensed in different areas.
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Maybe a stage show, maybe a movie, maybe even a theme park
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ride. Just allow your imagination to
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have no limitations. And as you continue to find
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yourself looking at these accomplishments and clues, I
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want you to get a sense that every time you write, you feel a
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powerful certainty in your capabilities, as if the words
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are flowing through you with ease and competence.
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That your passion for writing ignites like a steady flame,
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growing brighter with every idea you put on the page.
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And the more you align with your creative vision, the more peace
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you feel deep within your mind and body.
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And I want you to get a sense that the financial success is
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not the motive, but the byproduct.
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All of this financial success arrives naturally because of
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your creativity and passion. Never the motive, always the
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reward. And when you focus on your
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craft, I want you to feel that you have a portal to enter, a
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zone of optimal creativity, the kind of zone where time
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disappears. Inspiration feels endless,
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almost like your mind becomes a laser beam focused intently on
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the next sentence, the next paragraph, the next chapter, or
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even the next idea. As you wander around this
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impressive house, I want you to remind yourself that it all
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comes down to your writing. With each word, your pride and
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sense of accomplishment grow, knowing that you are fulfilling
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your purpose. And the more progress you make,
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the more joy, peace, and creative flow from that
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experience. And those times that you may
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feel restless, I want you to frame that meaning as a signal
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to return to your vision, your dream, and your purpose.
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The peace is the Canary in the coal mine.
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Peace means you're on the right track.
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Restlessness means you need to return to that track.
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And the moment you reconnect your writing, that restlessness
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melts into calm focus and creative energy.
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And every project you complete feels like an investment in your
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freedom, but also your privacy and Peace of Mind as more and
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more you trust that your ideas are valuable, that your voice
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matters, and that your writing changes lives.
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And maybe that's through escapism or humor or something
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else more meaningful. But the more you write, the more
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your creative energy expands, unlocking deeper layers of
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passion and expression. And I want you to find somewhere
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within your body that unshakable belief in your ability to
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produce work that excites and inspires others.
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Maybe it's in your heart, your gut, or somewhere in your head,
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but look for that feeling that will be the spring of
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creativity. And when that spring really
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becomes effortless into that flow state, don't be surprised
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if you approach each writing session with more and more
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enthusiasm. Curiosity and an eagerness to
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discover what flows next. Deep down at your core, you
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believe that writing is a gateway to a life of abundance,
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and with that abundance comes peace, creativity, and the
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byproduct of financial reward. This impressive house that
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you're living in is because what you do mattered it connected
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with people and that gives you an unbreakable commitment to
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your craft. Knowing that each word brings
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you closer to your vision. So allow yourself to let go of
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distractions more and more easily, and allow yourself to
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sink deeper into the flow state where inspiration is infinite.
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And you can always think back to times when you know that your
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creativity and discipline can work together effortlessly,
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turning passion into powerful results.
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And every time you complete a piece of writing, you will feel
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an amplified sense of peace, freedom and fulfilment.
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That's in connect with that. Look for the clues, clues that
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may even shape the next idea. And then climb back up that
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staircase, see that version of you peacefully and happily and
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contently writing. And then step into that version
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of you and take those future resources that you will have in
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the future and activate them now in the present, feeling a
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wonderful connection between the future and the peasant, and the
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pleasant, wonderful feeling of connecting with who you are at
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your core. That's it.
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It's time to leave these places. But take with you a wonderful
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feeling of inspiration and excitement that that flame
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within you is awakened. Take a deep breath in through
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your nose and out through your nose.
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Just wiggle your fingers and wiggle your toes.
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Connect and calibrate into the here and the now as I now count
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from 1:00 to 10:00 to awaken you.
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Starting to count 123 waking up 456 more alert. 7-8.
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Open your eyes. Open your eyes 910 Wide awake,
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Wide awake. Wide awake.
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