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Learning to do Self Hypnosis
It sounds woo woo but it really is not. Self-hypnosis is a tool to calm your mind, release limiting beliefs, and create positive change from within. By guiding yourself into a relaxed, focused state, you can reduce stress, boost confidence, and reprogram habits—anytime, anywhere. Remember we take our best instructions from oursleves and so really all hypnosis is self hypnosis. It’s like giving your mind a gentle reset but 1st some precautions to keep in mind : - Only do this
Tricia Batliwalla
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Tapping: A Simple Way to Release Stress
Feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed? Tapping —or Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)—is a simple tool that can help you reset, anytime, anywhere. Tapping involves gently tapping on specific points on your body while focusing on a feeling or thought. This combination of physical stimulation and emotional awareness helps release tension, calm your nervous system, and clear emotional blocks. Benefits of Tapping: Reduces stress and anxiety Releases trapped emotions Supports
Tricia Batliwalla
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Your Mindset is Listening — Even When You’re Not
You think your mind is quiet while you scroll, work, or binge-watch your favorite show. But beneath the surface, it’s listening. Every thought, belief, and story you hold silently shapes your decisions, your energy, and the way you show up in life. The truth is: your mindset is never off-duty — and it may be running the show without your permission. The Subconscious: Your Silent Director Most of us believe change is purely conscious: “If I just try harder, I’ll get different
Tricia Batliwalla
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“Why ‘Good Enough’ Isn’t the Goal Anymore”
For years, you’ve settled for “good enough.” In your work, relationships, and even with yourself. But deep down, you crave more. More freedom, clarity, and fulfillment. The truth is, “good enough” never satisfies your soul. The Comfort Trap of ‘Good Enough’ We've been told 'good enough' is 'good enough', but really its Setteling, feels safe— until it doesn’t. Comfort can mask quiet dissatisfaction. It may look like stability on the outside, but inside, you know you’re capable
Tricia Batliwalla
1 min read
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