Experience The Win: Manifesting A New Reality

Throughout the ages, shamans, priests, gurus, mystics, magi, enlightened ones, and wise men have agreed that we are co-creators of our reality. Our thoughts are things, and we can transfer the patterns we create in our thoughts to the material world.

The key question is... how?

When seeking to manifest a certain reality or outcome, one must provide the subconscious mind with instructions on the reality you desire. In some traditions the manifestor will visualize the outcome with great energy and emotion; in others, with sustained focus over a longer period of time. This work sends the pattern in the person's mind to the Universal Mind, which then creates the result in the material world.

Why use hypnosis for this process? Hypnosis takes the mind beyond all the doubts and fears that can sabotage manifestation, so your intention during this process is clear and free from conflict.

The purpose of this session is to guide you through a process to help you manifest your desires.

"I am blown away by how effective was. I've gone through many Neville Goddard works, Reality Transurfing, and Guided Meditations in the past but this one takes the cake. I have never visualized or experienced THAT feeling in such a powerful way before. When I came out of the trance and the track finished, I felt that tremendous wave of accomplishment that I needed. I am grateful for your work and happy with the result. Thank you!"

"So I've been in the field of sports psychology for the last 10 years. Last summer, I listened to your experience to win for a while and so you know crazy coincidence? Of course, nothing's a coincidence. I used it to think of a job that I could coach in the business realm and transition from sport to do more business stuff. I wanted to get in the corporate world. So Experienced the Win for about a month, and then I get a call out of nowhere from an old hockey coach that I used to work with 10 years ago. He works for an architecture engineering firm. They're looking for a lawyer they call it a professional development coach. Yeah, crazy right?"