Who Do You Think You Are - Hypnosis to Be Immune to Jealousy and Judgement
Adam explores the phrase ‘who do you think you are’ as a form of tall poppy syndrome learned in English schools, where getting ahead invites judgement. He describes a client, successful in property, who held contradictory beliefs of never amounting to anything alongside guilt about wanting more, based on the false premise that having more makes someone better. The session reframes worth as coming from choices and values rather than money or status, uses metaphors of a goldfish outgrowing its bowl and a landowner refusing to farm fertile land, and argues that holding back is the truly selfish…
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