Rewired-Inspired

After alcohol ruined his military career and, some years later, his acting career, Dr. Horton tried a 12 steps program through the Veterans Administration that worked for a while. Eventually, he would go back to his addiction; he couldn't figure out what was wrong. One day, Dr. Horton stumbled across someone who introduced him to NLP and hypnosis, and from there, everything made sense for him. Dr. William Horton is considered the world's Leading NLP & Hypnosis Trainer. He is also a Licensed Psychologist, Master Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and Master Hypnotist Instructor. He is the best-selling author of 9 books. He has taught people worldwide the skills of NLP, Hypnosis, Performance Enhancement, and the Art of Business Communication and has won more awards in hypnosis and NLP from independent organizations than anyone.We delve into his past, his drinking problems which led him to the NLP and hypnosis world, and how he used what he learned to help himself quit drinking. Throughout our conversation, Dr. Horton shared countless golden nuggets about NLP and hypnosis. He is one of the few non-law enforcement people to attend the FBI Crisis/Hostage Negotiation Course at the FBI academy, and he shares lots of amazing stories from that exciting time in his life. We also talk about his street smart, fun, fast, and effective NLP teaching style, his expertise in body language, and more. Some Questions I Ask:You have used NLP and hypnosis to overcome alcohol addiction. Could you talk to us about that? (3:23)You used hypnosis and NLP to help yourself. Can you share a bit of that? (7:18)Dr. Horton, what would you say to someone looking to kick a habit or any kind of habit? (33:21)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Dr. Horton's struggle with alcohol addiction and how he managed to get rid of it (4:53)Dr. Horton talks about his fascinating training with the FBI in Crisis and Hostage Negotiation and the art of active listening (9:31)Dr. Horton talks about how hard it is to "read" politicians (25:15)We need to be willing to make changes and get out of our comfort zone to kick out unproductive habits (35:16)Resources:National Federation of Neurolinguistic Programming websiteDr. William Horton's booksConnect with Dr. Horton:LinkedInInstagramLet's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram

Sometimes, wanting to do or become something is not aligned with who we truly are. This doesn't mean we'll never achieve that; it means it will be harder to do so. For instance, for someone with compelling creative energy, becoming an accountant will feel extremely hard. Our guest, Judy Onorato, can help us determine what direction we should point at. By sharing with her something as simple as our birth date, she can give us in less than 15 minutes a graphic description of where we are stuck in our lives and what we should do to unblock our success and progress in life. Judy has been a Teacher, Consultant, and Guide for over 20 years. She uses astrology, numerology, and Chinese metaphysics to empower, guide, and provide clear insights to her clients and students. Judy is the Co-Founder of Align & Clear Entrepreneurial Women Group for Personal & Business Development and is an Advisor and Teacher to inspired entrepreneurs and leaders in times of uncertainty, change, and growth at JudyO.In this episode, Judy kindly explains how she mixes her knowledge of numerology, astrology, and Chinese metaphysics to empower business owners and unblock people's paths towards their version of success. We talk about heaven, earth, and human luck, Judy's process to determine a client's sweet spot, and how invisible energy impacts our decisions and the outcome of the decisions we make every day. Judy also shares some nuggets of what we can expect from 2022 from a numerology standpoint and explains the differences between Chinese and western astrology. Some Questions I Ask:How did you realize this was the path you wanted to follow. What is your story, what is your why? (3:43)How do you determine when you work with your client what you need to do to help them find that sweet spot? (6:53)What does 2022 have in store for everybody? What can we expect? (18:47)In This Episode, You Will Learn: Judy explains the three types of luck: heaven, human, and earth (4:08)What is the invisible energy, what's its effect on us, and where can we find it (8:44)How to be prepared for the feminine energy the forthcoming years are bringing with them (23:39)About how different numbers' in people's lives determine how different we are, and the need for those differences in specific environments (32:54)Resources:Judy Onorato websiteAlign & Clear websiteConnect with Judy:LinkedInInstagramFacebookEmail: clarity@judyo.caLet's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram

Since we are little kids, we are taught to ignore our intuition. Parents do that all the time, unknowingly, of course. Every time parents force their kids to sleep when they are not tired or eat, even when they aren't hungry, they are actually teaching those kids to ignore what their body tells them. That creates a disconnection between mind and body; it decreases our intuition's voice volume. In addition, the social construct sees intuition and gut feelings as the exact opposite of what is produced by the brain's left side. Intuitive thinking is often seen as a woo-woo practice, and we use our critical thinking without exception for everything. Today, we have the perfect guest to shed light on the critical vs. intuitive thinking discussion, the "Soul Alchemist," Dame Lillian Walker. She is an international Best-selling Author, Speaker, radio show Producer, and Host of The Bottom Line Show Live™. Dame Lillian is also the Former Director of Mass Media and Marketing Production for the Home & Garden Show and a passionate, creative entrepreneur. She founded and ran the 1st Pacific Mortgage Bank for 20 years. We delve into Dame Lillian's unique journey before and after reconnecting with her center. We went through the health issues she had as a child and during some of her pregnancies, which helped her open her eyes to some fundamental truths. She described what exactly helped her gain clarity, how it was to suddenly start listening to intuition's whispering more clearly, and why the ego gets in the middle of our conversation with our gut feeling. We also talk about tunning in with our inner frequency, our distorted idea of love, the power of manifestation, self-healing, and much more. Some Questions I Ask:I would like you to tell me more about your story, your why? How did you get here? (7:17)In your book, you mention that if you're unsure about a decision, don't take it, just sleep on it. Quiet down and see what comes through. Could you talk a bit about that? (26:36)You talk about divine inspiration, you received downloads one night, and the book was pretty much manifested by the morning. Could you talk about that? (51:50)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About the health challenges, Dame Lillian overcame as a child and how they impacted her life (8:22)Dame Lillian's intuition whisper saved her and her daughter's lives (20:49)Hurry or worry, and the role of the ego in the fear creation (31:29)The stolen phone, and the power of manifestation (39:07)About Dame Lillian's fantastic experience writing her latest book (52:09)Resources:Love & Money Secrets TV YouTube channelDame Lillian Walker VenmoBook: Dame Lillian Walker - Intuition Manifesto: How To Unlock The Gateway To Your DreamsDame Lillian's Meditation Facebook GroupConnect with Dame Lillian:LinkedInInstagramFacebook

Although the first degree program in music therapy in America was developed by Michigan State University in 1944, music was already being used for healing purposes in the late 1700s, more than 200 years ago. It has been proven that music therapy reduces anxiety and the physical effects of stress. It improves healing, helps manage Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease, reduce depression and the symptoms of psychological disorders, and improves self-expression and communication. Joining us today is Roxanne Christian, to tell us more about this fascinating healing technique and its multiple benefits. She is a talented music therapist who graduated from Berklee College of Music with a BA in Music Therapy and the Founder and Owner of Live Love Life Music. In this episode, Roxanne shares her passion for music therapy, the use of it to promote wellness, manage stress, express feelings, and promote physical rehabilitation. We delve into Roxanne's journey of becoming a music therapist, her work at nursing homes, and with troubled teenagers. Roxanne also talks about how she heals through service by helping others with her therapy, the health challenges she overcame through the integration of various techniques, and the process of overcoming vulnerability.Some Questions I Ask:Can you talk about your story? What's your why, and how did you get there? (3:09)So you used music really to tell your story in a way or to hide behind your story? Is that right? (6:37)If you were to give somebody a tip, what would be a word that you would recommend to someone who feels a little melancholy? Who doesn't have to pick me up in the morning? How can they snap out of that using your process? (18:09)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About how Roxanne overcame vulnerability using music (6:08)Roxanne shares bits of the process she uses at nursing homes (11:26)How to be wholly present and stabilize using single breath tones (22:21)Roxanne's work with troubled teens and how they can feel validated and heard through music (24:27)Roxanne talks about how she dealt with her health challenges and the self-healing process she went through (38:45)Resources:Live Love Life Music websiteLive Love Life Music InstagramConnect with Roxanne:LinkedInLet's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram

Since she was a kid, Anmarie Uber felt she needed answers. Thanks to religion, she knew that we could either go to hell or heaven after we die, but that wasn't enough; she had this urge to know where she was coming from and where she was going. When she was eight, she would go by herself to the mall to learn about astrology. Fast forward some years, she got in touch with tarot, Chaldean numerology, mediumship, and slowly but surely, she found answers that made sense to her about the meaning of life, destiny, karma, energy, and frequency.Anmarie Uber is a Chaldean Numerologist, an Advanced Oracle Card & Tarot reader under Doreen Virtue, Certified Tarot Practitioner under James Wanless. She is also a Bagua certified under The Western School of Feng Shui, certified Soul Coach Oracle Card Reader, an Ordained Minister, a Reiki Practitioner. A Licensed Massage Therapist and a student of the Anastasi Psychic Development System. In this episode, we delve into a thought-provoking conversation about fate and what we can do to change the script written for us. Anmarie shared her story, how she met astrology and Chaldean numerology, and how they impacted her life. She also shared her vision on karma, described the kind of work she does in her appointments, and dropped a few hints of what we can expect in the new year that is starting. Tune in and listen to episode 8 of Rewired Inspired, and meet this extraordinary woman and her challenging thoughts about how things work in our favor. Some Questions I Ask:Tell us what took you down this road. How did you take on that path? (3:30)We talked about guides, and we talked about numbers. What are the guides saying and the numbers revealing to you for 2022? (28:13)You talk about the five numbers in your book. Do you want to go more into that so people understand what those numbers are? (32:47)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Anmarie's past, feeling invisible, like she had a curse (4:11)Some differences between astrology and numerology (7:26)What do we need to know about how numbers interact with each other and how that affects our lives (11:.39)We are here to learn a lesson but also to make choices. Anmarie's vision on karma (15:54)Everything is a combination of how things work together, including how people affect our lives (21:19)Resources:Anmarie Uber websiteAnmarie Uber booksConnect with Anmarie:LinkedInFacebookYouTubeInstagramLet's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram

When we communicate, words aren't the most important part of our message; they are actually the least influential part of what we say. Humans give and receive unconscious statements that express much more than the words spoken, such as facial expressions, gestures, tone of voice, touch, or eye contact, to name a few. Today, we explore the role of body language in communication, and we learn to use the ability to read unconscious expressions of emotions to convert more clients. We go through the Phineas Gage case, the accident that changed his life, and how it helped scientists understand more about brain functions and human behavior. We also talk about how hard it is to hide our feelings, which is why learning about body language is the closest tool to a lie detector we can acquire. Finally, we talk about happiness, one of the seven human emotions, and we learn to identify and recognize its authentic and sincere demonstrations.Tune in and listen to episode 7 of Rewired Inspired and learn more about everything our bodies say while we speak.In This Episode, You Will Learn:80% of communication is nonverbal (5:17)Why it is almost impossible to hide our emotions (7:23)About Phineas Gage's accident (8:31)What are microexpressions, and what is their role in nonverbal communication (12:09)How can happiness be easily spotted in someones' facial expressions and body language (13:40)How can we improve our nonverbal communication in virtual and face to face meetings (16:37)Let's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram

During our childhood, when our minds are not fully developed, we can't distinguish between right and wrong, so we accept everything people say to us as truth. For instance, negative remarks will solidify as core beliefs in a child's mind, and they will get in the way of that child's normal development, goal achieving, and personal growth. In this episode, the last of 2021, we talk about our beliefs. We explore and understand how limiting beliefs grow in our minds; we learn to identify them, look for their root cause, and eliminate them. We delve into the power limiting beliefs can have in our lives and the effects of having limiting beliefs transformed into core beliefs. We also go through a step by step of identifying limiting beliefs, the questions that will help us do it, and what we need to do to change or eliminate them. I also share an example of a limiting belief I had for many years, how I identified it and took it out of my system.  Tune in and listen to episode 6 of Rewired Inspired and learn about the power and influence negative and positive beliefs can have in our lives. In This Episode, You Will Learn:What is a belief system, and how it can impact our lives (3:05)What happens if a limiting belief is not debunked before the mind is fully developed (4:14)To eliminate limiting beliefs, we must make conscious efforts (5:44)What are the two first steps to eliminate limiting beliefs (8:19)Why it is harder to change or eliminate limiting beliefs as adults (11:07)What are the questions that will help us identify and eliminate limiting beliefs (13:43)Let's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram

The first experience with hypnotism didn't make much sense for Don Spencer; he was playing with a girlfriend who used to be hypnotized by her father, and what he experienced didn't impress him at all. Several years later, in his third year of undergraduate Psychology, Don attended a public demonstration when it hit him: psychology studies human behavior; hypnotherapy is about altering, changing, and amending behavior. From that day, never stopped researching and learning about hypnosis and hypnotherapy. Don Spencer is a Personal Achievement Coach; he developed the Hypnotism Training Institute of Idaho, the Hypnotism Training International in Utah, and the Personal Achievement Center for private consultations. He is the CEO of SleepNow Productions; SleepNow provides hypnosis services, entertainment, wellness programs, and mentoring to the private and corporate sectors.As a hypnotherapist, Don worked with Charles Tebetts, Ormand McGill, Jim Russell, Al Krasner, and Gil Boyne, to mention some of them. As a Clinical Hypnotherapist, he managed 4 highly successful offices, 2 hypnotherapy schools and hypnotized over a million people. Don is considered one of the most outstanding performers in his profession; he has appeared on MTV Asia, Studio 23, FOX, PlayboyTV, Virgin Radio, Voice of the Caribbean, NBC, ABC, and CBS. In this episode, we had a fantastic conversation about Don's incredible journey, the most influential masters and mentors he worked with, what he loves about hypnosis, and what he wishes he had done differently. He also shared his preparation rituals before performing in front of big audiences and his most significant takeaways from a lifetime career. Tune in and listen to episode 4 of Rewired Inspired and learn more about this incredible human being. Some Questions I Ask:You started hypnosis at the age of 12. Could you talk about that, please? (4:28)What can you share with the listeners about your experience following your mentor for a year and a half? (17:42)What did you do before stepping into big stages in front of huge audiences? (30:40)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Don's first steps into hypnosis (7:14)Don shares some of his experience working with shamans (18:43)What Don learned about human dynamics working with vast groups of people (23:58)About the importance of repetition and frequency (38:03)Everybody is in a trance. Hypnosis is about making people understand and feel that trance (43:21)Resources:SleepNow websiteConnect with Don: LinkedInFacebookLet's Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram