When I first started stage hypnosis way back in the 90s I became obsessed by the fact that if you take a group of people through a simple process and structure your language in a certain way you can have a profound impact on their perceptions. You can make them see things that aren't there; not be able to see things that are obviously there; remove inhibitions and have them behave in ways that they wouldn't normally behave. But the thing that made a huge impact back then was the fact… Show more When I first started stage hypnosis way back in the 90s I became obsessed by the fact that if you take a group of people through a simple process and structure your language in a certain way you can have a profound impact on their perceptions. You can make them see things that aren't there; not be able to see things that are obviously there; remove inhibitions and have them behave in ways that they wouldn't normally behave. But the thing that made a huge impact back then was the fact that most people who had been on stage with me for a full 2 hours couldn't remember a single thing. They had complete amnesia for the whole experience...As time went by and I moved away from stage hypnosis and began to realize that what we see on stage is nothing special. And is a natural process of communication that is present in our every day day-to-day daily interactions with others. And depending upon the current "configuration of our own minds" and how we structure and sequence our language will have a profound impact upon the people around us, how they perceive us and more importantly how they respond to us.If you are an entrepreneur in business this is critical if you want to achieve your true potential and thrive in today's uncertain times. Show less

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