Jillian A.
It was good
It was good. I thought it was a good spiritual way to let go of something that had so much control. It was a place to go and commit yourself to quit and stay quit. Different from sitting in your living room saying “oh I’m gonna quit on Monday” You walk out and feel good about your decision to be healthy. My husband and I decided we were just going to leave our smoking habit in that room, walk out and drive home without it. My husband has done very good as well. Every time he gets the urge to smoke, he does a workout with the weights. Norm was good and real and pulled no punches and that’s what we needed. I quit for 5 years before and I picked one up, out having a few beers. I now know that whatever you do, you can not ever smoke again. I already experienced that, so I was glad that Norm beat that in our heads. It’s only been 24 hours but we both feel this was great way quit and to have someone tells us it’s ok to need help. I high fived my husband this morning for successfully going 20 hours with no cigarette. My husband hasn’t gone 2 hours with no cigarette in the last 20 years. Thank you!
Response from Mark Patrick SeminarsJul 14, 2018
Hi Jillian, Thank you for your feedback about the seminar, we take this program and what we do as an incredible honor to save people’s lives. Smoking, as you know is a challenging thing to overcome, however with the “magic of hypnosis” it really makes it so much simpler. As you discovered, because, hypnosis addresses all the different activities that “trigger” you to have a cigarette, once, eliminated using hypnosis, quitting is made much simpler. I would like to also suggest that you don’t get too confident and participate in our free one year coaching program just simply read the emails that you get weekly with tips on stopping smoking and staying a non-smoker. The free coaching is there for insurance purposes and only takes about five minutes per week, not a bad investment, is it? Five minutes a week, just to make sure you remain a happy healthy very attractive lifelong non-smoker! Kind regards, Mark Patrick