Thanks for taking the time to write and say so Vicky, best wishes to you, Adam.

Thanks Linda, best wishes to you, Adam.

Hahaha, I like that quote of yours….

Korey, with scientific approaches in psychology, we are not always seeking to be right or correct, but able to make the most responsible decisions according to the evidence informaing our work. We need to also be flexible and prepared to yield when something comes along that supersedes our former thinking/beliefs.

Best wishes, Adam.

I’m reminded that scientific enquire doesn’t use the word “proof” or “proven.” All scientific theories are backed by evidence but remain tentative and open to revision.

I’m working to not offer value with every problem I’m told about, to keep my opinion about the ‘rightness’ of my world view to myself, to seek first to understand fully (Clean Language has helped a lot with this one), and to be more naive. I’m usually fairly naive, unless I imagine I know what I’m talking about. That’s when I need to keep these lessons in mind.

As I like to say, “My friends tell me I’m gullible and, you know, I believe them.”

Thank you very much to take the time to write and say so David, much appreciated.

My very best wishes to you, Adam.

Thanks Matthew, agreed.

I speak at conferences and various events and come into contact with a lot of hypnotherapists who tend to treat their previous learning as dogma that they are entrenched in, and why not? I mean, they have invested money, time and personal belief in that process, that thought, that stance, right? Yet being able to put that to one side in order to learn more and develop more impressively is vital if this field is to continue to develop and garner some much needed credibility – in my personal opinion.

Best wishes to you, Adam.