Overcoming procrastination can be one of the most difficult challenges, especially if you’re trying to do it on your own. There are many things in life that hold people back. However, it is usually their own tendency to procrastinate that hurts them the most.
In Dr. Lloyd Glauberman’s Peak Experience – Overcoming Procrastination a Rhythmic Approach, a special technique known as hypnoperipheral processing (HPP) is used to give you the maximum power of your subconscious mind. Hypnoperipheral processing uses a series of specially recorded voices for hypnotic purposes. The way it works is simply by providing a series of positive suggestions in the form of “storytelling.” The series of stories slowly breaks down your conscious mind and opens the way to your subconscious mind, making you more open to positive suggestion.
As the show progresses, you find yourself more mesmerized by the techniques used, and thus effectively digesting the hints and tips on offer. All help is given in subtle ways, but manifests itself in important ways. In Peak Experience – Overcoming Procrastination with a Rhythmic Approach, you’ll discover how to finally put an end to procrastination and discover how to make better use of your time so you have more time for the other things you want to do with your time.
The program also focuses on the use of dual induction sensory overload techniques. It is achieved by telling more than one story. Each of the stories told in this series are so interesting that your mind tries to focus on listening to each story, but in the process, it becomes overloaded and therefore fails to digest all the information. When this happens, the conscious mind is bypassed and put into a deep state of relaxation, which is what allows the mind to open up and digest the positive suggestions it is given.
Peak Experience – Overcoming Procrastination a Rhythmic Approach by Dr. Lloyd Glauberman also makes use of Eriksonian hypnotherapy techniques by offering a number of positive storytelling techniques and metaphors. Because both the conscious and unconscious mind are used, both conscious thought and action are activated, causing both brain hemispheres to work together to create resolutions for all the goals you want to achieve.
Procrastination is simply the act of putting off until tomorrow what you could be doing right now. The reasons why people procrastinate vary. Some people are just lazy and don’t feel like trying. Others somehow believe that they will be able to acquire the things they don’t want without taking action, but unfortunately they end up abandoned and disappointed because their dreams never came true.
When you procrastinate, you waste time. Time is life. In Peak Experience: How to Overcome Procrastination: A Rhythmic Approach by Dr. Lloyd Glauberman, you’ll learn how to stop procrastinating. The techniques are embedded in your mind and fully absorbed due to the effective techniques used. The result is that you are finally able to stop procrastinating because you feel the desire to get up and take action. You will start making things happen right now instead of wasting another second of your life.