There is a huge difference between knowing the materials, and internalizing them. Just as we use compounding with our clients, its vitally important to review the materials over and over and over again. When you can honestly say that you can repeat the materials verbatim then you OWN the materials. The more you own the more you grow. When you stop growing, you simply rot... Don't be the rotten egg.....
Hello Rod - Thanks for leaving a comment. We love comments!
You are right on. Too many people graduate from a hypnosis/hypnotherapy certification course and wave their certificate around and think they are ready to go. Once graduated, as you say, much more work needs to done. Of course this depends on the individual. According to our talents and abilities, we much each take it upon ourselves to take the time it takes to "internalize" the information that we have been presented.
Only when this is done can we truly be with the client, and not simply reading scripts, or fumbling through an outline.
I recommend that the newly certified drill through the techniques many times with a classmate, or even with Mr. Pillow (a pillow in the chair substituting for a client) until he/she has reached a level of proficiency where the process learned pours out of them and the words needed "rolls off the tongue".
Wow, there is some amazing stuff on this site. I'm looking forwards to getting my new internet TV so i can watch the videos in the lounge. Cheers Abby Eagle
Rod Kelly says
There is a huge difference between knowing the materials, and internalizing them. Just as we use compounding with our clients, its vitally important to review the materials over and over and over again. When you can honestly say that you can repeat the materials verbatim then you OWN the materials. The more you own the more you grow. When you stop growing, you simply rot... Don't be the rotten egg.....
Cal Banyan, MA, BCH, CI, FNGH says
Hello Rod - Thanks for leaving a comment. We love comments!
You are right on. Too many people graduate from a hypnosis/hypnotherapy certification course and wave their certificate around and think they are ready to go. Once graduated, as you say, much more work needs to done. Of course this depends on the individual. According to our talents and abilities, we much each take it upon ourselves to take the time it takes to "internalize" the information that we have been presented.
Only when this is done can we truly be with the client, and not simply reading scripts, or fumbling through an outline.
I recommend that the newly certified drill through the techniques many times with a classmate, or even with Mr. Pillow (a pillow in the chair substituting for a client) until he/she has reached a level of proficiency where the process learned pours out of them and the words needed "rolls off the tongue".
Thanks again for the comment,
Cal
Abby Eagle says
Wow, there is some amazing stuff on this site. I'm looking forwards to getting my new internet TV so i can watch the videos in the lounge. Cheers Abby Eagle
Cal Banyan, MA, BCH, CI, FNGH says
Hello Abby - Thanks for the comment. We have lots more coming your way. Tell your Hypno-Friends! Cal