In Your Corner Hypnotherapy & NLP

07/12/2025

Proof we need to talk

07/12/2025

Love this

07/12/2025

07/12/2025

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03/12/2025

I came across this visual today... four ropes forming one direction... and it stopped me for a moment.

Because this is the part we rarely talk about:
Most careers or businesses don’t fall apart from lack of effort… they fall apart from misalignment.

You can be great at something but feel empty doing it.
You can love the work but struggle to make it sustainable.
You can meet a need but feel underpaid.
You can earn well but feel disconnected from your purpose.

Ikigai is a reminder that real fulfillment sits at the intersection... not in just one category, but in the overlap of all four:

✔️ What you’re good at
✔️ What you love
✔️ What the world needs
✔️ What you can get paid for

As we plan for 2026, maybe this is the mindset shift we need:

Not “How can I do more?”
But “How can I align better?”

Because growth isn’t always about adding tasks, chasing trends, or pushing harder.

Sometimes it’s about weaving these four threads slowly and intentionally until your work, values, and direction finally pull the same way.

If this year felt scattered or exhausting, that doesn’t mean you failed.

It just means the alignment work is beginning.

Purpose isn’t found overnight..
but piece by piece, it comes together.

02/12/2025

I can help you to put that down.

You can’t walk freely while carrying what already ended.

02/12/2025

A child doesn’t become confident by being corrected.
He becomes confident by being understood.
When a father kneels, he isn’t lowering himself.
He’s lifting his child’s courage.
He’s saying your feelings matter as much as mine.
He’s teaching strength without fear.
And in that moment, a braver version of the child begins to grow.

30/11/2025

If yelling was a way your parents communicated it’s really hard to break this learned habit but it’s not impossible.

The biggest step is the commitment to stop yelling and then making a plan, with slow steps, to achieving your goal.

Although there are steps you can take, a few which I’ll share here, I want to you to know that next to committing that you will stop, a crucial part to ending your yelling is self-forgiveness! Forgive yourself over and over and over again and don’t limit how many times you will forgive yourself. As you offer yourself forgiveness, you’ll find that you’ll be able to forgive your children more and more for whatever actions they are doing that’s making you yell. It’s difficult to forgive others if we don’t start with ourselves.

Here are a few things to consider:

I know you’ve heard this before but really, pause and take a deep breath so you can teach yourself to respond instead of reacting by yelling. Pausing creates space between the behavior and your escalating emotions. You also give yourself a chance to recenter.

Identify your triggers and know the warning signs. Learn to recognize when a brewing situation might become triggering for you. This can greatly help you get your emotions under control.

Make an effort to always stop whatever you’re doing and go to your children instead of yelling at them from a distance. This can help to reduce your frustration and at the same time create a new habit.

Yelling isn’t a respectful way to communicate. Listening is. Instead of yelling, try to calmly be present while listening to what your child wants to say. Avoid rushing them, speaking for them or interrupting them. The inability to really listen accompanies yelling.

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