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Imagine being able to retain the majority of the knowledge you learn, while learning at a rapid pace. You make connections easily, quickly and accurately. This hypnosis collection can give you an edge on your memory and overall brain function.

This "IQ boost" program was designed to assist the listener in enhancing intelligence with thoughts related to increased focus and memory as well as enhanced strategic and critical thinking. Empowering thoughts create an empowered you! Narrated by Anna Thompson, MA, MHP, LMHC, Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist.

This listening resource uses a combination of subliminal affirmations as well as sight-specific Solfeggio frequencies. Each topic tends to be associated with certain energy centers (Chakras) of the body. For example, topics related to forgiveness and love tends to be related to the heart chakra. Therefore the Solfeggio frequencies, induction and affirmations of that particular program will all be related to the heart chakra.

Ho'oponopono (ho-o-pono-pono) is an ancient Hawaiian practice of reconciliation and forgiveness. Master clinical hypnotist Craig Beck has made these powerful hypnotherapy tracks so effective by combining his famous 'Speed Hypnosis' technique with the principles of the Law of Attraction and Ho'oponopono.This audio download deals specifically with Improving memory, recall and concentration. Listen everyday for 21 days for amazing, life changing results.

What does your concentration face look like? Maybe you’re scrunching up your nose, scratching your head or even closing your eyes. Whatever you look like when you’re studying or thinking deeply about something, you can radically change your brain to help you remember and process information more easily. This program has been designed to help you manipulate your memory into receiving and storing more information.

Imagine being able to retain the majority of the knowledge you learn, while learning at a rapid pace. You make connections easily, quickly and accurately. Hypnosis can give you an edge on your memory and overall brain function. This hypnosis uses neuro-linguistic programming to bypass your conscious mind and speak directly to your subconscious. Such a method allows you to effortlessly unlock the true potential of your mind.

The first hypnosis can be listened to at any time of the day. This version is not subliminal and will need your full attention. The rest of the chapters are meant to be listened to on a low volume during sleep for maximum subliminal subconscious stimulation. Pink noise is included to help aid with deeper, more restful sleep. It is okay if you do not understand what is being said during this version, as your subconscious has the ability to pick up more information than your consciousness.

You’re studying a report your boss has given you to summarize, and 20 pages in, you find yourself stuck reading the same paragraph over and over, no longer taking anything in. Or you’re standing in the boardroom in front of your colleagues. You took a long time planning and prepping for this moment, but you can’t remember the second point in your outline. Moments like these can be a huge source of embarrassment and a waste of time. Why not spend a little time training your brain to avoid these moments instead?

PROGRAM YOUR BRAIN TO RETAIN INFORMATIONAccess your subconscious mind's ability to stimulate your powers of memory with this proven two-part system of spoken and subliminal suggestions. Highly effective trigger-word programming supports your new mental habits.In track 1-Hypnosis-you will be...

Your keys. Your phone. Your scheduled tasks for the day. How many things do you forget on a regular basis? In a busy, fast-paced and technology driven world, our attention is often divided among a million things at once, making it easy for important information to slip through the cracks. As we become more and more dependent on apps and other tools to aid our memory, the ability of our brains to independently capture and retain information becomes weaker and weaker. But your memory is a muscle that can be exercised and strengthened with the right training.

This program has been designed to greatly improve your ability to focus on a task at hand and retrieve information more easily from your memory. Achieve efficiency and excellence by exercising your most important tool: your mind. You can be a faster learner and smarter at work if you put your mind to it.

We’ve all had those blank moments that make us knit our brows in frustration. These moments can cause embarrassment in social situations but are also a source of private stress. The good news is that memory and concentration can be improved. It starts with you taking back control of your own brain. This program has been designed to make you the master of your memory so you can excel in day-to-day living, social situations, your studies, and more.

As we get older, we don’t get to or bother to play as many “games” or puzzles to help enhance our memory. It’s not until we become senior citizens that we become encouraged to do special activities that keep our mind muscles working. But there are things you can do now to protect and improve your memory. This program has been designed to keep your memory on its toes so it can continue to keep working for you now and as you age.

Do you remember when you used to play the memory game as a young child? Flipping over face down cards to pair pictures of animals and shapes was a fun activity to play with your family, but it was also an exercise that helped your developing brain. As we get older, we don’t get to or bother to play as many “games” or puzzles to help enhance our memory. It’s not until we become senior citizens that we become encouraged to do special activities that keep our mind muscles working. But there are things you can do now. This program has been designed to keep your memory on its toes so can continue to keep working for you now and as you age.

Your keys. Your phone. Your scheduled tasks for the day. How many things do you forget on a regular basis? As we become more and more dependent on apps and other tools to aid our memory, the ability of our brains to independently capture and retain information becomes weaker and weaker. But your memory is a muscle that can be exercised and strengthened with the right training. This program has been designed to train your brain to remember the important things in your work and day-to-day life.

What does your concentration face look like? Maybe you’re scrunching up your nose, scratching your head, or even closing your eyes. Whatever you look like when you’re studying or thinking deeply about something, you can radically change your brain to help you remember and process information more easily. This program has been designed to help your manipulate your memory into receiving and storing more information.

This program has been designed to greatly improve your ability to focus on a task at hand and retrieve information more easily from your memory. Achieve efficiency and excellence by exercising your most important tool: your mind. You can be a faster learner and smarter at work if you put your mind to it.

We’ve all had those blank moments that make us knit our brows in frustration. You’re searching in your brain for the item you came to the grocery store for, or for the name of the person in front of you whom you’ve met at least twice before! These moments can cause embarrassment in social situations but are also a source of private stress. The good news is that memory and concentration can be improved. It starts with you taking back control of your own brain.

You’re studying a report your boss has given you to summarize, and 20 pages in, you find yourself stuck reading the same paragraph over and over, no longer taking anything in. Or you’re standing in the boardroom in front of your colleagues. You took a long time planning and prepping for this moment, but you can’t remember the second point in your outline. Moments like these can be a huge source of embarrassment and a waste of time. Why not spend a little time training your brain to avoid these moments instead?

Your keys. Your phone. Your scheduled tasks for the day. How many things do you forget on a regular basis? In a busy, fast-paced and technology-driven world, our attention is often divided among a million things at once, making it easy for important information to slip through the cracks. As we become more and more dependent on apps and other tools to aid our memory, the ability of our brains to independently capture and retain information becomes weaker and weaker. But your memory is a muscle that can be exercised and strengthened with the right training.