Welcome to the Learn True Health Podcast. I'm your host Ashley James. This is

episode 356. I am very excited for today's guests. This is one of my favorite topics and yet we really haven't covered it in a tremendous amount of detail on the show yet so today's the day we have with us

art geyser who is his he's a creator of energetic NLP his website energetic NLP

dot com and for those who don't know what NLP is, it's

neurolinguistic programming art is a very experienced trainer of NLP and has many other gifts and talents that he's here to share with us today.

Welcome to the show.

Well, thank you. I'm really, really happy to be here.

Absolutely. We had a great talk before we hit record and you have some goodies to share with us today some

really great transformative tools, but before we get into that, I really want to dive into your story and learn a bit more about you.

What led you to want to become a trainer of NLP and then dedicate your life to helping people transform their lives.

For me it wasn't a plan. I'm not one of those people who had their whole life mapped out.

I thought I did. When I was really young I wanted to be a scientist when I grew up and my father was one of the

early computer guys and I love science and logic and I knew I wanted to be a scientist when I grew up, but I was also really intrigued even at a young age by hypnotism and the powers of the unconscious mind and

extraceensory perception and telepathy. And somehow I knew there was a reality to that too but I didn't know how to explore or what was about.

And I was really adventurousome and then something happened. I graduated from college or if anybody's listening from the UK, I graduated from university and I got stuck. I got stuck for years. I had a degree in biology and I

thought I didn't know what I wanted to do when I grew up so I thought well you know maybe I can get a research job for a while until I figure it out.

In Miracency I got hired by the University of California Medical School in San Francisco, which is one of the top research

institutions in the world.

And after a couple of years, I ended up managing this research lab.

It was all very synchronistic and lucky. And there were a lot of wonderful things about it. I literally could go have lunch and listen to Nobel Laureate speak and I worked with great people and we were investigating the effects of estrogen and progesterone on that

tissues in a woman's body so it was worthwhile work.

And I'm sure some of the listeners can relate to this.

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