The forgotten child helped with hypnosis

June 8 was charity day. There were so many applications (385) that we had to move to the Rijper Eilanden to help those who came.

Not only that, but we didn't have enough therapists to help. 20 of them. That would mean that each therapist had to do 20 sessions at worst.

Bit much.

The forgotten child helped with hypnosis

So we had brought in the 3.0 therapists and 40 people joined us yesterday. Top day!

So nice to see that people really had and got a very nice experience. Both the therapist and the client. And I was glowing with pride.

You know what it is, you have to reckon with the worst. What if no one comes, what are you going to do. But you also have to consider the best, what if it all works out, what are you going to do.

Many people often have a plan for when things don't work out, but not for when they do work out or when things are really going to work out extremely well. They don't think about that.

I can worry about either scenario and the great thing is, it always goes just right one way or the other.

Now too. Around 240 people came, everyone had an average of six sessions to do. Not too busy, not too quiet, perfect flow, everything went well.

And also raised quite a bit for the foundation the forgotten child as all proceeds from that day go to the forgotten child.

Win for the foundation, win for the therapists who can gain a lot of experience, win for the people who came and had a cool session and a win for me personally.

How cool is that. And the Hypnosis Institute doubles the amount and lovingly deposits the money to help those kids.

Taking is good, giving is better