Blog: October, 2008
Nottingham Forest Need Hypnosis!
Posted on October 30, 2008 in Hypnosis, Life of Adam | 2 Comments
Colin Calderwood! Are you listening…?
“Who the heck is Colin Calderwood, Adam?”
He is the manager and first team coach of Nottingham Forest football club… My beloved Nottingham Forest football club. I was hoping that he was listening to me, or rather; reading my written word today.
We have won one measly game in the [...]
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Your Free Hypnosis Webcast Tonight With Jon Chase
Posted on October 29, 2008 in Hypnosis | No Comments
As I am sure you know… Each month, I host a free teleseminar that you can call in to or listen to live online… Each month, the upcoming teleseminar is displayed on this page of this website… We have a wide array of subjects covered and I am delighted to introduce authors and stars from [...]
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Bin Your LSD — Get Hypnosis Induced Synesthesia
Posted on October 28, 2008 in Hypnosis, Self-Hypnosis | No Comments
Synesthesia?
“Ok Adam, lay off the big words this morning please…”
Rght you are… Synesthesia is where our senses cross over, get mixed into each other, overlap… Like tasting colours, smelling sounds, and feeling shapes… Like this morning as I gazed out across my garden, I saw a sheen of frost upon our decking area… It reminded [...]
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The Secret To A Longer Life?
Posted on October 27, 2008 in Life of Adam, Personal Development | No Comments
The secret to a longer life? Being conscientious.
I started fascinating discussion in my members area this week about the virtue of selfishness. It whipped up some interesting responses that’s for sure. With that still fresh in my mind, while reading this weeks edition of the New Scientist, I stumbled across something that set more lights [...]
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Why Do We Go Crazy When People Push In?
Posted on October 24, 2008 in Personal Development | No Comments
What is it that goes off inside of us when someone pushes in front of us in a queue? Is there anything more frustrating?
I can remember as a teenager and when in my early 20s my firends and I would queue up for what seemed like hours outside the nightclub, with only our shirts [...]
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