News has been slow because of the large amount of happenings going on, so here's the highlights.

The National Guild of Hypnotists convention in August was a great success (even though I presented at 8am the morning after the big banquet!). I presented 'Creation As A Tool For Change' based on the style of therapeutic writing I've developed since 1991. See my products page for the manual entitled 'The Myth of Your Existence' which gives great information as well as a number of my stories to illustrate the drastic changes possible through the process of recreating who you are.

Some updates on those great projects I've been working on...

That super secret hush hush project has been unveiled... go to my Products page to find out more. You can't miss it right at the top of the page. The response to this has been simply overwhelming!

Audio CDs: I've developed a great CD on the 8 Qualities of the True Warrior which is available on this site. It looks at what a Warrior is from a different perspective than I've ever found before, and I think you'll find it interesting. I've also completed the Exercise Motivation session which has dynamic exercises and a great hypnosis session to get you going. My work on 'Mommy, Can I Be A Warrior Too?' has been slow because of several items including how it began as one project and spun into a multiheaded dragon of its own creation. I started looking at why so many martial artists have problems sparring and that has developed into this project which looks at the mindset as well as physical exercises for increasing your personal power and taking a stand for who you are. Then it began evolving into the combat mindset, practical applications, applying the principal to every day life... amidst all of that life and profession exploded and it slipped to the back. This whole project was prompted by a workshop I held where the largest man in the class cracked skulls with me during an exercise while I was holding a body shield for the group. While I considered it all part of training he had genuine concern that he might have hurt me. Because this was commonplace for me and a very small instance in a long career of bashing and being bashed I started thinking about why even with permission it was still so hard for an accomplished martial artist to let himself go.