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How to Make Your
New Years Resolutions Come True Through Self-Hypnosis

We often have good Intentions for making our resolutions a reality, but something often seems to stop us. What is that? Why can’t we fulfill what we want to do? In simple terms, it is usually emotional blocks that stop us. Also, if you don’t have some tools to help you, it’s almost impossible to end that bad habit.

What are some of these blocks? Oftentimes, it is a habit called self-sabotage. That is usually the core of any habit that can’t be fixed. We often say to ourselves I can’t do that or I don’t deserve that.

Although we say these things to ourselves, they aren’t true. It’s our old programming that is telling us this. So what do we do about it? We use self-hypnosis for giving ourselves good suggestions and cancel out the negative.

So, when you hear yourself saying, I can’t quit smoking or stop overeating, or any other bad habit, you can say to yourself CANCEL, CANCEL, CANCEL. Then follow it up with a positive affirmation such as, "I can be free of cigarettes and be healthy."

Notice, I didn’t say, "I can stop smoking." The reason I didn’t say that, was that we are often told as children to stop doing this thing or that thing. In reality the subconscious doesn’t want to be told what to do and secretly will want to rebel.

So if you tell yourself to stop smoking, etc., you will more than likely want to smoke even more. So, choose to eliminate the word "stop" in your vocabulary.

It’s also good to eliminate negative ‘t words such as can’t, don’t, and shouldn’t. If you want to succeed, only use positive words and positive sentences. I often use the phrase, "I can choose to eat less," or "I can choose to be fearless. I am Wonder Woman."

Another thing that we can do is notice when these habits occur. In other words, notice when you want to do the habit. Maybe it’s in your car or when you go out to dinner or if it is something like a fear, notice what triggers the fear. Maybe it’s walking into a room of strangers or having to do a speech.

If you find that fear is taking over your life, you can realize that the fear only lasts a few seconds, and that you are more critical of yourself than how other people perceive you.

It also helps to take a few minutes to breathe. Then pretend you are talking to your best friend when you are presenting to a group. Take some time to think about what positive thing you could do to change your habit into something that can be eliminated.

Sometimes it is just changing one aspect. For example, when I stopped smoking I didn’t think about what I was missing, I thought about what I was gaining such as, I could breath better, I could hike up mountains easier and I didn’t worry about my health as much. Then I would go for a walk or I’d read a good book instead of smoking. After awhile the good habit outdid the bad one.

If after doing all this and you can’t stop your habit, it only means that you have some deep blocks that you haven’t been able to access yourself. That is the time to make an appointment with a hypnotherapist who knows how to eliminate old blocks.

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