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As you probably realize, hypnosis makes use of symbolic language. For instance, to calm down, you might be asked to imagine descending a stairway. To go through an imaginary door, you might be asked to look for a key. These are examples of symbolic language, where a symbol represents a thought, emotion, or state of READ MORE
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Everyone has both strengths and weaknesses. However, many people are not fully aware of their true strengths, or how to access their hidden talents to move closer towards their goals. As a coach or hypnotist, you can help others identify their strengths and understand their weaknesses so they feel empowered to succeed without getting discouraged. READ MORE
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“I talk of dreams, which are the children of an idle brain…” That’s a metaphor from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In the play, Mercutio makes fun of Romeo’s idealistic notion of romantic love. He thinks Romeo is a dreamer who should be more practical and down to earth. To help the point hit home, Mercutio READ MORE
In the novel Bleak House by Charles Dickens, Mr. Jarndyce asks the scheming lawyer Mr. Vholes to stay for lunch. Mr. Vholes declines, saying: “My digestion is much impaired, and I am but a poor knife and fork at any time.” The phrase “a poor knife and fork” demonstrates that Vholes has digestive problems, he’s READ MORE
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Few would argue that achieving your goals often comes down to one simple factor: Motivation. And yet it’s not always clear what inspires someone or fills them with the energy and passion to work towards their goals and overcome any hurdles in their way. Which is why one of the key skills you can have READ MORE
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Have you ever been swept off your feet? It’s a metaphor, meaning that someone has impressed you so much that it practically knocked you over. The phrase is often used when meeting a potential romantic partner. And being a metaphor, it illustrates how you’re feeling in an abstract way using colorful language. You haven’t actually READ MORE
