Low self-esteem? Hypnosis can help

Self-esteem

Your feelings, thoughts and the opinions that you have about yourself create your self-esteem. Low self-esteem can hold you down and lead to isolation and depression and too much self-love can be a real turn-off to others and prevent you from living in reality.

At Seattle Hypnosis with Roger Moore, you can learn hypnosis to strike a balance between accurate self-knowledge and respect for who you are.

I grew up loving the Peanuts cartoon strip. As an adult, and back in the day when I read newsprint, the comics section was the first place I went. Marcie and Peppermint Patty particularly captivated my attention. I didn’t understand why, but I identified with Marcie and I wondered if Charles Schulz was somehow spying on me. I felt comfort reading that I wasn’t alone in how I felt – even if it was from a cartoon character.

For me, low self-esteem brought with it depression, obesity and other self-destructive behaviors. Thanks to hypnosis, I learned to feel good enough to view myself as an equal and my world changed.

Hypnosis can help you to change your world too.

Healthy relationships

A healthy relationship with someone else first begins with a healthy relationship with yourself. Seattle Hypnosis with Roger Moore clients learn that to have a loving relationship with someone else, they have to have one with themselves. They know that to lose weight and keep it off, they have to have a healthy loving relationship with themselves.

When you learn and use self-hypnosis along with my Greatest Expression of You process, you can create a healthy relationship with yourself and others. Are you ready to treat yourself as an equal? If so, give me a call or shoot me an email.

Life lessons from the Peanuts gang

For as long as I can remember I have appreciated the life lessons from the Peanuts gang. It was about a month ago when I was googling for something that I came across this post by Kevin Wong, How Peanuts Used Marcie To Explore Unhealthy Relationships.

You may not struggle with self-esteem issues, this is a well-written article and it’s sure worth your read. Hopefully you smile, maybe laugh and maybe even learn something about yourself.