Todd Goodwin
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113 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 11 Feb
Todd Goodwin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Even though we wish we were people's, you know, their first option, we often see people after they've tried antidepressants or anti-anxiety meds, after they've been in months or years of therapy, after they've tried to force themselves to change. But we all have the ability to learn very quickly. We just have to use the right tools.
Once we figured out how to compensate for whatever disadvantages there are of not being in the same room with people, there are also advantages. But we were able to neutralize those disadvantages for the most part. So now, since then, we see people exclusively by Zoom, wherever they are, time zone permitting,
and it's just as effective as it ever was in the same physical office space but the way we do it which is different from a lot of hypnotists is that we meet with the person for you know however long half hour or 40 minutes just to figure out you know what's improved over the last week since the last session whatever and then make sure we're on the same page about what we're going to address this time and then we disconnect we use our studio quality microphone we record
a customized hypnosis recording so it could be you know over the course of working with someone over you know a month or two there might be four or five six unique audio recordings and they're going to address specifically what that person needs in a way that's most effective for them and then we email it to them and they ideally listen to it every day for you know a week and usually that's enough
So what we are offering to your listeners, I mean, assuming that what we've been talking about has sparked a little curiosity, makes you wonder if, oh, I wonder if working with Gina or Todd by Zoom could actually be helpful. I would invite your listeners to go to goodwinhypnosis.com slash survey. And we have literally a 60 second survey that will ask you a few quick questions.
And that will help you decide if what we do might be a really good fit for you. And if you make sure you mentioned, you know, creating confidence or Heather, and we'll send you, you'll immediately get emailed a deeply relaxing hypnosis audio.
called go with the flow so it's a really nice relaxing audio you can listen to as much as you want and a video called 17 facts that you need to know about yourself before seeing a hypnotist or therapist We'll also invite you to our next, you know, live Zoom Q&A that we do for education, you know, teaching some valuable insights about human behavior and also taking live questions.
So there's no pressure at all. It's just kind of a free and easy way to get started if you're curious. It's goodwinhypnosis.com slash survey and, you know, benefit from it.
people-pleasing, imposter syndrome, fear of public speaking, social anxiety, performance anxiety, not to mention unhealthy habits and panic attacks and ruminating. Someone has trouble getting over a breakup, for example.
That's not business-related necessarily, but it can affect your ability to build your business or to get ahead if you're constantly thinking about revisiting the past in your mind or worrying about the future.
Yeah, I mean, you could add grief, guilt, shame, regret, resentment, anger of any kind. You could add that. Fear, panic, anxiety, like Gina said. Overwhelm. I mean, basically, if you're... If you're thinking, feeling, or acting in a way that you wish you could change, but you can't seem to do it, that's something where we can help. We can help you feel and do better naturally.
It's not a personality thing at all. I mean, there's the myth of the addictive personality. People say, well, I like to drink and smoke and gamble, or I am obsessive about watching some show on Netflix. I have an addictive personality. That's not true at all.
It's just an indication of how either overwhelmed or unfulfilled that individual is, and their subconscious is telling them to engage in certain dopamine-producing or endorphin-producing behaviors to make themselves feel good, to alleviate the emotional discomfort they're feeling before they do that thing.
So for example, people who have addictions, and I'll use that word very broadly, what we call bad habit or emotionally compulsive habit, or behavior is usually driven from an uncomfortable emotional state. And so the subconscious, in a weird irony, creates the emotional discomfort. It could be loneliness, sadness, anger, stress, guilt, regret, shame, grief, all the things I mentioned.
And it creates that. And then it also very nicely says, huh, I don't like how I feel. I know, let's go eat something, let's have a drink, let's smoke, let's gamble, let's use porn, let's whatever it is, let's go shopping and social media, you know, TikTok. And that will temporarily make the person feel better. So mission accomplished.
But because nothing's really changing, that's causing the emotional discomfort from coming up, right? That's actually nothing's changing at the, you know, underneath the surface. They have to keep doing it. And that's where they develop the habit or the addiction because the addiction is essentially an emotional dependency on that behavior or that temporary remedy to help themselves feel better.
But if you can figure out why they're feeling shitty to begin with, to put it simply, or even slightly uncomfortable, And you can change that thought process that's leading to that emotion. And they just feel different. They don't have an urge to go engage in that counterproductive behavior.
Can you give a little more color on what you're thinking in that regard? I have an idea, but I don't want to guess. Why would someone think their whole life would unravel?
Okay, yeah. So... That comes to, there's two issues there. One is if someone identifies with their problem, like I'm a type A personality, I'm an overachiever, I'm a, you know, whatever it might be, then you gotta be careful with what you identify with.
If your identity is gonna dictate and drive and predict your behavior, so the person who says I'm an alcoholic and they have that, they've repeated that to themselves again and again,
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