Many people are uncomfortable or experience a minor sense of anxiousness when entering a new situation or a large group of people who are unfamiliar to them. Unfortunately, for approximately 10 percent of Americans, social anxiety can be so severe as to be disabling. Experts now think that a much larger number of people may suffer from more mild forms of social anxieties that can cause significant problems in everyday social interactions.

The term for this type of anxiety is "social phobia". It often happens when one has fears and worries that usually are caused by being in a social situation. One who has a social phobia may also struggle to deal with stopping themselves from thinking excessively about how others are judging or evaluating them.....Read more »

This week, I spent some time on the phone to multi best selling author Kevin Hogan, I interviewed him about subjects including covert hypnosis and some other related hypnotic subjects, so do visit the hypnotic interviews page and have a listen.

Does Attractive = Believable?

In Kevin’s Body Language course that I studied a while ago, he cited research that shows that people that are considered attractive tend to be believed more readily than those that are not considered attractive or as attractive. That is probably why John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton got away with so much, and probably why I am so believable! Only kidding.....Read more »

Article written by Dantalion Jones, of www.theforbiddenbook.com

A “frame” is simply a way of viewing an interaction. Every communication is done within some frame or a way of looking at the communication. How you set that frame is of vital importance.

If you let the other person set the frame you will be playing their game by their rules, yet it is something we allow people to do all the time without a thought.....Read more »