Wednesday, December 27, 2006

The New Year Starts with Action


Your New Years Message

In much of the world we are facing the end of the year.

This is a time when many people vacation from work and take an extended holiday.

This is also the best time to begin a new business, start a diet program, conquer fear, overcome procrastination, and begin the life you were meant to enjoy.

Begin today by starting something new. Do not wait until January 2nd or 3rd to begin your program.

Take action today!


Wayne F. Perkins
Goal Achievement Expert


“My mission in life is to help you achieve your mission in life.”

Do you want to learn how to achieve all of your goals all of the time? Click here now!

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Thursday, December 21, 2006

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All



Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All of My Readers throughout the World

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I wish all of you...Heavenly Peace


Wayne F. Perkins
Master Hypnotist Trainer

"My mission in life is to help you achieve your mission in life."

Monday, December 18, 2006

Hypnotist: The Perfect Career for Baby Boomers Part 1

Hypnotist: “The Perfect Career” for Baby Boomers Part 1.

This article is dedicated to Francis J. Perkins Senior, who died two weeks after his retirement from 30 years of work.

Do you have enough money to fund your retirement? This is a question that plagues Baby Boomers.

Most people in that Baby Boomer Generation feel that they will have to work to maintain the same standard of living that they had prior to retirement. (Or Forced Retirement which is becoming more and more commonplace)

After spending a lifetime building careers, most “Baby Boomers” are surprised to find themselves being pushed out of their jobs.

Many feel that after being pushed out, the only job they will qualify for is “Greeter” at the local Wal-Mart.

Some have retired early only to find funds running out at an unbelievable rate of speed.

This is very sad.

Fortunately there is one career path that can not only solve the “I Feel Worthless Blues” suffered by many 50 and 60 something people, but you can earn money commensurate with the life obstacles you braved during your thirty something years of working for a living.

There are two career paths as a professional hypnotist. You can become a stage hypnotist and present exciting shows to high schools, universities, and corporations, or you can become a clinical hypnotist or hypnosis consultant and work with people either one-on-one or in groups to achieve positives goals.

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Hypnosis as a Career

I can think of no other career that can be started so quickly. Can you?

Many people think that as a hypnotist or hypnotherapist you have to have the gift of gab. That is not true. In fact you need to have the gift of silence as you learn how to help your clients by listening and not speaking.

There are no set words you say to help people change. The best way to find the words is by listening to your clients and then using their words to affect permanent change.

Your clients seem to magically heal themselves after they reveal not only what is wrong with them, but the exact plan they will need to follow in order to be successful.

Are you able to ask a few questions, listen to the responses, and then create a plan for achievement of your client’s goals? If you have had a career in professional sales, you will recognize this as assessing your client’s needs. This is why many professional sales people do find success and happiness in a career as a professional hypnotist.

Do I have to be Psychic or Burn Candles to be A Hypnotist?

No. In fact I have virtually no psychic ability. I do have the ability however, to ask the right kinds of questions. This is one ingredient you will need to develop to be successful as a hypnotist.

You do not need to burn any candles to be a hypnotist. I tried candles only once and practically burned down my house. Hypnosis involves relaxed concentration, not a candle burning ceremony.

Can I Really Help People Achieve Their Goals With Hypnosis?

Yes you can. The fact you made it through the 60’s means that you have learned many of life’s lessons. You learn how to fail and how to succeed in life. Most of your clients will be younger than you. The lessons you learned can help raise your clients to a new level of awareness. You can turn your life experiences and life lessons into gold as a professional hypnotist.

What about Professional Certification?

Professional Certification for Hypnotists is nothing like Certification is for Public School Teachers, Dentists, Medical Doctors or Accountants.

Since there are no Regionally Accredited Colleges and Universities offering Hypnosis at a Bachelor’s, Masters, or PhD level, there will NEVER be any kind of Professional Certification that means anything.

There are No professional degree programs or even professional certification programs that are offered by Regionally Accredited Schools.

When you get certified by any Hypnosis Schools, these schools are just private companies, usually very small with one or two owners. They usually do a good job in teaching hypnosis, however, when they talk about “Certification” especially Hypnotherapy Certification, they are not representing your training to compare in any degree with the Certification you need to become a professional public school teacher , dentist or doctor.

I offer a Certificate of Completion for work done in my courses, but it is never to be considered Hypnotherapy Certification. It just means you completed the course.

If Hypnotherapy Certification really ever existed in the United States it would mean the person taking the Hypnotherapy Certification Program would have to have at least 150 College Credit Hours of Instruction.


For those of you who have been out of college for a while, that means you would have to have a 4 year Bachelors’ Degree in Hypnotherapy followed by at least a Masters Degree in Hypnotherapy. That is 5 full time years at college before you can really call yourself a “Hypnotherapist.” You would be taking 60 hours of general credit courses like English, College Math, Science, and all of those fun courses you loved so much back in the 60’s.

You would have to go to the University of Notre Dame, or University of California, or some other Regionally Accredited College if there was true Certification. Check out college catalogs in your region and you will find no programs for Hypnotherapists.


Remember Political Science Majors, back in the 60s. Many of those guys and gals went on to become 401K fund managers for major fund providers. They do not show up for protest marches anymore, and do not have to worry about the Draft.


Yes, even a retired 401K Fund Manager can become a professional hypnotist. They can help people see opportunities for prosperity that most of us miss. They can dip back into the 60s when they felt they could change the world. As a professional hypnotist, you get to change the world, one life at a time.


Do I Need an Advanced College Degree to be A Hypnotherapist?

Yes. In most states in the United Stages you can only call yourself a Hypnotherapist if you have a Masters or PhD in Psychology from a Regionally Accredited University, a Psychiatrist, who has an MD, or a Doctor with a Medical Degree.

However, you can call yourself a Professional Hypnotist, a Clinical Hypnotist, a Super Man Hypnotist, King, or anything you wish, even if your training only included reading a book about hypnosis.

It’s the word “therapy” in the word “Hypnotherapy” that implies you have much more education and training than you really have.

So now that the barrier of professional college programs has been broken down, and the huge investment of time and money, what is holding you back from becoming a professional hypnotist, today?

You do not have to invest four or five years of your life and $100,000 to begin your new career as a professional hypnotist.

The best part is you get to help people see their lives a little differently. You get to work within your client’s truth and help him/her overcome a serious problem. You get the thrill of helping and sometimes even saving another life.

There are very few occupations where you can help so many people realize their potential and defeat so many problems

How Much Time Do I Need to Devote to A Hypnotism Career?

You can work part-time or you can work fulltime. You can take any days or nights off without asking for permission. You control your schedule and your income.

Whether you decide to become a clinical hypnotist or a stage hypnotist, there is one part of the job that will take up most of your time.

That job is marketing “You.” You know already that whether you purchase a franchise business, open a restaurant, or become a professional consultant, you will need to take time to market and promote yourself.

Even if you get an agent, as in the case of a stage hypnotist or you get a job working for another popular clinical hypnotist, you will find that you are marketing all of the time.

After 30 years in this business, I still market myself. I work just as hard on it now as I did 30 years ago.

Begin to look at marketing yourself differently. Begin to like it.

After all, most of your business clients suffer from the same lack of self-esteem and self-image. You cannot help them unless you can help yourself. If you can make money by marketing yourself, you can help any business increase sales with your hypnosis prescriptions.


I work smarter now however, because I found what works best for me and my personal schedule.

In my courses, I hold your hand as we develop a marketing and promotion plan that will work best for you.

If you want to become a professional hypnotist let me help.

For my complete online course or audio CD program you can click here for information.

If you want to learn how to hypnotize yourself to overcome your fears and achieve your personal goals, click here.

When you decide you want to become a professional hypnotist and need a professional mentor, click here.

My mission in life is to help you achieve your mission in life."--Wayne F. Perkins--

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Hypnosis DeepenerTechnique

Hypnosis Deepener #5

Counting Backwards to Deepen the Hypnotic Condition

One deepener that many Master Hypnotists employ with their clients and volunteers is the Counting Backwards Deepener.

The Counting Backwards Deepener can be applied in at least two different ways.

One way is for the hypnotist to count backwards and suggest that with each count the subject go deeper and deeper into hypnosis.

Example 1:

The hypnotist says:

“In a moment I am going to count from ten down to one.” With every count you will go deeper and deeper into this pleasant state of hypnosis.” “All right, ten, you are going down, deep, deep, into hypnosis.” “Nine, you feel more relaxed than every before.” “Eight, going down, down, down.” “Seven, you feel perfectly relaxed.” “Six, you are going further down, down, down, into deep hypnosis.” “Five, your are completely relaxed.” “Four, you are relaxing with every breath that you take.” “Three, you are going deeper and deeper asleep, Two, you are going deeper into hypnosis,” and “One, you are deep in hypnosis.”

Example 2:

The second way to deepen using counting backwards is to get your subject to do the counting. You proceed as follows:

“In a moment I want you to count backwards from 100 down to 1. With every count find yourself relaxing deeper and deeper and by the time you reach one, go deep into hypnosis.”

“Okay, begin counting out loud from 100 down to 1.”

Now your subject begins counting backward. As he/she counts and relaxes with each count a deeper feeling of hypnosis ensues

While your subject is counting backwards you can present verbal relaxing suggestions to support your subject as he/she begins to get very drowsy and relaxed.

Summary:
Use counting backwards to deepen hypnosis in all of your subjects. You will find it an effective deepening tool.

Wayne F. Perkins
Master Hypnotist Trainer


Do you want to learn how to hypnotize? Click here to take the instant audio hypnosis course by Wayne F. Perkins or click here to receive information on how to become a professional hypnotist.

Do you have personal problems and goals you wish to achieve with self-hypnosis? Click here and learn self-hypnosis by ear!

“My mission in life is to help you achieve your mission in life.”—Wayne F. Perkins

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Sunday, December 10, 2006

Begin Your Goal Achievement Plan NOW



Many people put off going after their goals until the first of the year.

Do not be one of those people.

Procrastination creates stress and stress is the biggest dream stealer you can ever imagine.

Begin your success journey with a small step or a big step...today!

Thank you,

Wayne F. Perkins
Master Hypnotist Trainer


www.wayneperkins.net
"My mission in life is to help you achieve your mission in life."

Do you want to learn how to hypnotize other people? Click here!

Do you want to achieve all of your goals all of the time? Click here now!

Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Listen to my last night's hypnosis teleseminar recording

You can listen to my replay of last night's teleseminar titled, "How to Achieve All of Your Goals All of the Time," at the following link

http://www.wayneperkins.net/hypnosis/120506.html

Good luck in achieving all of your goals this year!

Sincerely,

Wayne F. Perkins
Master Hypnotist Trainer

www.wayneperkins.net

Saturday, December 02, 2006

A Question Regarding Rapid Hypnosis


I recently received a question regarding "rapid hypnosis." The Question was, "Is it possible to hypnotize a person quickly because I don't want to spend a long time hypnotizing."

Here is how I responded.

Rapid induction is possible but is used primarily in stage hypnosis.

On stage I never spend more than a minute or two hypnotizing a group of 16-40 volunteers.

The reason it works best in a stage environment, is because group psychology heightens the expectation of the volunteers. It takes practice and confidence to induce rapid hypnosis.

In hypnotherapy, rapid induction is useless, because your client will feel shortchanged if you attempt a rapid induction. Hypnotherapy clients need to bring down their stress levels so a slower process is best. Also, the slower process helps them overcome their fear of being hypnotized in the first place.

In working with a lone volunteer or someone to just practice with, it is best to hypnotize that person the long way first and then implant a posthypnotic suggestion of rapid hypnosis the next time around.

That being said, the more people you have on stage and in the audience the better your chances of rapid induction.

I do not offer free information on how to perform rapid induction but I show how to induce rapid inductions in my audio course and in live one-on-one training.

The audio course is located here:
http://www.wayneperkins.net/hypnosis/online.html


Good luck,

Wayne F. Perkins

Master Hypnotist Trainer



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"My mission in life is to help you achieve your mission in life."