No More Mr. Nice Guy Hypnosis Session – Steve G. Jones

No More Mr. Nice Guy Hypnosis Session – Steve G. Jones

No More Mr. Nice Guy – Improve All of Your Relationships

• Reclaim your manly sense of self-worth
• Start living a life in which you give AND and receive respect
• Program yourself for change as you sleep
• Use for 21 nights as you go to bed
• Steve G. Jones has over 20 years experience in hypnosis
• Most effective program available

If you are tired of losing out on opportunities or being taken advantage of, then you can change the way you are treated through hypnosis. This Stop Being Mr. Nice Guy Hypnosis MP3 changes the perception others will have of you by helping you change your way of thinking and responses to situations in which you once played the role of door mat.

There is nothing wrong with being nice. Nice people are often respected, and at the end of the day, the kind and considerate guy is the one women want – but not someone who doesn’t know how to stand up for himself. However, if being overly nice has made you lose respect in your career or is making it so that you are unable to assert yourself when necessary in relationships or other encounters, then niceness is getting in the way of earning respect.

Hypnosis turns the natural qualities you have to want to appease, please and just be nice into a balance between being considerate and having respect from others. You can redirect the natural responses you make to given situations so that the appropriate response without changing who you are or altering your personality. You can still be nice without giving up your own wants for the sake of others all the time.

The Stop Being Mr. Nice Guy Hypnosis MP3 session is a self hypnosis program created by Clinical Hypnotherapist, Steve G. Jones. It helps you relax so that self defeating thoughts can be removed and confidence to stand up for yourself can take their place. The program works by listening to the messages for approximately 3 weeks. After that time your mind will automatically led you to act in a way that is still nice, but won’t have others walking all over you.