First: an apology. I have several articles in the works, but none that I’ve had the time and concentration to bring to fruition and post. So this is a simple non-sequitor. Back in the day when Mike and I shared an office, we tried to lighten the effects of stressful duties by taking time now
I’ve accepted an offer, and assuming all goes well with the paperwork I’ll be starting on the 29th (right after the Memorial Day holiday). I have the next ~2 weeks to spend with family, and barely a care in the world. And last night – I resumed work on the book. Life is good. Better
I’m sorry I haven’t been here in a while. I have an excuse, but that always makes the apology seem less sincere, as tough it’s followed on its heels with, “but I shouldn’t have to be.” I’ll tell you what it is anyway. Not to excuse myself, I suppose, but maybe let you know how
The late Dr. Milton Erickson, a renowned psychiatrist and major innovator in terms of modern hypnotherapeutic theories and practices, once proposed that all learning is acquired in a form of trance. The conscious and unconscious minds align into a state of receptivity and thus of increased suggestibility, ready to accept the incoming information or experience
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