‘The best way to predict the future is to create it.’ Alan Kay

No matter how 2015 has gone so far, there’s still plenty of time to create your best year ever and live by design rather than by default.

• Is there something that you’d like to do more of or stop procrastinating around, avoiding or putting off?
• Is there something that you really need to do less of or quit altogether to chart a healthier and more meaningful path forward?
• Do you know that you’re really ready for change but feel overwhelmed and confused and simply don’t know where to start?

If you answered ‘yes’ to any of those questions then we’d like to congratulate you on being human! Let us help you develop the awareness to get clear on your blind spots and develop the right strategies to move forward.

Contact us and book a Modern Mind Package before April 30 and get a complementary customized Hypnosis recording (Value $175) created specifically for you to listen to at home on your most important goal for 2015.  This will get your subconscious working with you to achieve your best year yet.  We will help you achieve your outcomes. Book Now!

“The brave may not live forever but the cautious do not live at all” – Sir Richard Branson

Did you know that we are born with only two fears? As babies we are only scared of falling (and therefore no longer being cradled in our mother’s arms) and loud noises. Everything else is learned. When you consider this, it is almost too hard to comprehend the magnitude of negative based learning that we have each absorbed unawares through the course of our lives.

In a parenting workshop I recently heard a mother lament how her two-year-old son was saying ‘No’ to everything, even when it didn’t make sense. As the discussion unfolded the realization that if a child’s primary opportunity for learning is from their parent/s then the key reason he was so often saying ‘No’ was because this is what he was so frequently receiving. Of course often as a parent our ‘No’s’ are well meaning. ‘No! Don’t jump out of that tree expecting to fly!’ or ‘No! Don’t put your hand on the hotplate to see what hot feels like!’ The balance between doing our best to love, educate and keep our children safe and unwittingly promoting fear in them is a delicate and difficult one.