The Hypnosis Numbers Game – Approaching Learning HWT

October 28, 2009

Hello People

Thank you all for signing up! I’ve had a fantastic response so far and am really looking forward to providing some great content.

This first video is a little something on approaching learning. It was originally part 1 of a 2 part video, but I lost the second part somehow. Probably or the best, as I have decided to encorporate the subject in the lost part 2 into another video altogether (you’ll see it at some point).

Enjoy and consider!

James

httpv://youtu.be/caeHkSkiHFQ

About The Author

James Tripp

Hypnotist and Transformative Facilitator. Creator of Hypnosis Without Trance.

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Log in to Reply October 28, 2009

Hi James,

Thanks for taking the time and trouble to do this. I am fascinated by the premise of hypnosis without trance having trained the “traditional” way, that is, using hypnotic language to elicit trance to elicit hypnotic phenomena. Daft really when put like that. I really like what you have posted so far and am looking forward to future installments, making mistakes and incorporating some new learnings into what I can do.

MH
- James Rolph
  Log in to Reply February 25, 2010
  
  Thanks Malcomb!
  
  JR
Joe tippett
Log in to Reply February 24, 2010

Hi James, I have found your methods of hypnosis interesting and your style of teaching very influential and has influenced me to learn hypnosis. I have had no prior training and am 19 yrs of age. I have been interested in the human mind for many years and I have also had a keen interest in hypnosis for quite some time. I was wondering which route would be the best way to start learning (if there is any). Is it possible to learn from home? Many thanks, JT
- James Rolph
  Log in to Reply February 25, 2010
  
  Hi Joe
  
  Thanks for the feedback – I am glad that you are enjoying the blog. It is totally possible to learn hypnosis without going on a course, but the key element is doing as well as reading and studying. One of the best hypnotists I know is entirely self taught! But he put a lot of ‘field time’ into learning his art. The advantage of (good) training is that you get direct feedback from the instructor that can correct problems much quicker.
  
  The blog contains enough information to start experimenting with doing hypnosis – if you watch through all the videos from the beginning you will get a lot of good info, and if you study the 3 ‘handstick tutorial’ videos you will have enough to start playing with that (and know that making mistakes and ‘failing’ are an essential part of learning).
  
  If you are looking to take things further, you are more than welcome to join me at my next live workshop (24th/25th April 2010), or grab a copy of the Hypnosis Mastery Programme which will take you through everything that you need to know in the comfort of your own home (but again, you’ll need to DO as well as study). The relevant links are:
  
  Live Workshop: http://www.hypnosiswithouttrance.com/hypnosis_without_trance_training.htm
  
  Hypnosis Mastery Programme: http://www.hypnosiswithouttrance.com/hypnosis_without_trance_homestudy.htm
  
  Hope that helps, and all the best with learning to be a great hypnotist!
  
  James
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Log in to Reply April 15, 2010

love the video James, fear of failure/being laughed at has been stopping me from trying with more people!
I´ll have a crack at it again this weekend.
Frank
Log in to Reply January 15, 2011

Excellent video James.
Another quotation that is apposite here is one by Winston Churchill, who said ‘success is going failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm’!