Today I want to be able to speak to you about something and it's about commitment and consistency.

Okay, so this is what it's really about.

I just got a notification on LinkedIn, you know that social media site, it's more about work and business and I don't know.

I don't even quite know too much about it, but I'm on LinkedIn, you see,

and I've got a notification with all these messages coming in congratulating me.

I'm like, wow, this is nice. I'm getting congratulations.

And the congratulations was for me having my 15th year anniversary. Okay. So I today, according to LinkedIn, and I checked it out

with my very first certificates and everything like that, that I've been doing what I've been

doing for 15 years now. Okay. So 15 years, I've been doing hypnosis and NLP and coaching. And it's a really quite a cool

feeling to know that you've been doing something for so long. And I started when I was 18 years

old getting into this game of helping people. And it's one of those things, and I've said this before,

but I fell into this almost because I wanted

to figure out my own solutions first.

I felt stark, I was experiencing a load of other stuff

in my life, worry, anxiety, blushing,

all those kind of things that many people experience.

And I went on a mission to figure out how the mind worked.

And along the way, it kind of landed me in this situation of becoming a hypnotist and being

a hypnototherapist, being a coach. And I realized looking back, but there's one underlying, well, there's a few

underlying things, but are things which create success long term, okay? So that is, of course,

consistency. I just fell straight into this, but I also did it with consistency.

I was trying to do whatever I could when it came to hypnosis and working with people.

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