Hypnotic Thinking

If you read Executive Thinking, if you attended Brain Camp, if you read Thinking Like a Modeler --- then you will love Hypnotic Thinking. This is the newest book from Neuro-Semantics and continues the series on “thinking.” And that’s because you think hypnotically. You not only do that when you “sit for a spell,” and formally use a hypnotic trance to achieve an inwardly focused state. You think hypnotically every day--- and every time you open your mouth to communicate. If that’s true, how does that work? What explains that? What explains that is the fact that whenever you speak about things that are not physically present and things that you cannot point your finger to and say, “That! That’s what I’m talking about.” you are talking about things in your mind--- ideas, imaginations, memories, concepts, etc. At that moment, you are in an inwardly focused state, seeing and hearing and perhaps feeling something that is not physically present. You are in a trance. And if you are in a trance--- is it an empowering one or a dis-empowering one? Does it bring out your best or your worst? Does it support and enrich your relationships and your actions? These are the questions. Hypnosis is not magical. It is not even mysterious. There is structure to it and that’s why you can learn it and use it to accelerate your learning, increase your effectiveness, and become an inspirational speaker. Interested? Then you will probably be interested in the new book.