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Attracting Wealth - Use NLP and Hypnosis to Learn How to Add Value to Others

iOS iPhone

You do deserve to live life to its fullest, don't you? What if the only thing separating you from the life you truly desire has been impatiently waiting for today...?

What does the word wealth mean to you? Does it conjure up any images in your mind? Do you respond positively or negatively to these ideas? Maybe it sounds like something that would be nice, but is just so far away from reality for you...? A funny question perhaps, but what would be different if you were to wake up tomorrow... wealthy? Go ahead, feel free to imagine this for just a second... Now, there is a subtle difference in this question - how would you be different tomorrow if you were wealthy?

For many people, the word wealth brings about images of luxurious things and how great it would feel to have a lavish lifestyle. And I'm not saying that this isn't wealth, but there is a small ingredient that makes the difference. You see, I've studied the lives of many rich and wealthy individuals, and the most predictable and consistent formula that they have routinely used in their success is this: Be + Do = Have. In case this sounds esoteric - it is, because it's counter-intuitive nature is overlooked by the majority of people. "Be" represents the thoughts/beliefs/values that would be present if you were already wealthy. "Do" stands for the actions you would already be taking as a wealthy person - some people confuse this with spending money. Rather, it concerns the actions you would be taking to create unique ways of adding value to others' lives; from these actions the many forms of wealth begin to flow. "Have" is really the side-effect of the many ways your Being and Doing have resulted in adding value to the rest of the world.

When kept in this perspective, you'll unsurprisingly find that it's much easier and much more powerful to focus on the value and experience that someone else will receive from their interactions with you or what you have created.

If you're looking for a new age, magical-thinking solution in which you won't have to turn ideas into action, then this program is definitely not for you. This is about sharpening your inner eye to perceive opportunities to add value to other people. In many ways, this is marketing 101 for the entrepreneur, but with a different spin utilizing the imagination inspiring brainwave frequency of the hypnagogic state - the creative nap time used by the likes of Albert Einstein, Salvador Dali, Thomas Edison, and many more...

The Attracting Wealth program will take you through several exercises specifically designed to strengthen your sense of deservedness, align your purpose with your values, integrate new ways of attracting wealth into your life by beginning to sort for opportunities disguised as problems and creating clarity in your unique way of living in abundance.

This app includes:

- 25 minute NLP / self-hypnosis audio program with binaural beat frequencies

- 60 page e-book "An Overview of NLP & Ericksonian Hypnosis"

- 9 minute video overview of the Attracting Wealth program

Michael J. Emery has a Master of Arts from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing and Advertising Management from Portland State University. Additionally, Michael is certified as a hypnotherapist and a trainer of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP). Michael encourages you to also download his free "Michael J." app to listen to Intro to NLP and Experience Trance: An Overview of Ericksonian Hypnosis.

Free app (Michael J): http://apps.mobbase.com/michaeljemery

What's new

- iOS 5 & iOS 4 compatibility
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