GabrielDye

Here's something you don't hear very often: You CAN overcome a fear of public speaking. This is true whether your "fear" comes in the form of quiet anxiety or overpowering terror, whether "public speaking" for you means heading weekly meetings or pitching for your startup. Once more: You can overcome a fear of public speaking. This is super important to understand, otherwise you might just give up and shy away from the spotlight forever. And that would be a shame. FREE STRATEGY CALL: Book your free strategy call with me to start overcoming your fear of public speaking. https://calendly.com/gabrieldye/freecall ABOUT Need help finding the composure and confidence to crush your pitches and presentations? What could that mean for your future? More sales? Bigger investments? New career paths? I’m here to help you with the mental aspects of presenting - the nerves and the anxiety. I'm a long-time victim of stage fright turned seasoned presenter. I used to completely seize up in the spotlight. Now I’ve presented for multinational corporations on four continents, from private unveilings in Cannes to the world’s largest electronics show in Las Vegas. I help professionals bring their presentation A-game using both my experience as a speaker and my training as a hypnotherapist. If you’re ready to get over this issue, I have a fully loaded toolkit standing by. Book your free strategy call with me today: https://calendly.com/gabrieldye/freecall Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gabe.dye/ Check out my website: https://www.gabrieldye.com/ ------------------------- DISCLAIMER: Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. There is no guarantee as there are many variables that will impact your success. Everything stated should be taken as opinion only.

What goes on in the mind of a hypnotized person? This is about fifteen minutes into a casual (for fun) hypnosis session. The video starts directly after I gave my volunteer here the suggestion for name amnesia. You can see my relief at the 20 second mark when I realize the suggestion worked. (Sometimes even the best volunteers just blurt out their names.) Rather than speeding through suggestions, I wanted to give him time to contemplate the situation and his experience. Name and number amnesia are classic hypnosis suggestions, used not just for a laugh but also as a great way to show that something is really happening and that hypnosis involves more than playing along. Simple but effective!