Psychopath Free Visualization

Powerful Daily Visualization Hypnosis to Condition Your Subconscious Mind to Achieve the Ultimate Success

By: Will Johnson Jr.

Narrated by: Susan Smith

You can accomplish what you want. You can reach your dreams. Visualize a goal often enough, and it will be yours. You have the innate capacity to transform your life. You have the power to achieve amazing results. And this audiobook will help you harness the power that is already within you.

This audiobook will help you get what you want in an effortless, pleasant, and relaxing way. All you have to do is to surrender yourself to the potent guided-visualization program and enjoy the comforting, soothing music in the background.

• Do you want to have positive energy?
• Are you looking for an easy and fail-safe way to strengthen your body, mind, and spirit?
• Do you want peace of mind?
• Do you want to get rid of unhealthy habits?
• Do you want to maintain unwavering focus to achieve your goals?

Use the powerful guided imagery that the audiobook provides. You will find yourself relaxing. Your mind will be calm and peaceful. You will reach a state of mind that enables you to accept positive suggestions and release positive energy. You will be able to let go of stress and surrender to the inherent power you have within you to accomplish goals that are important to you.

This audiobook is a powerful tool to help you succeed, promote positive thinking, and stay consistently motivated. With the help of this audiobook, you get to stay on track and achieve success in no time at all. Enjoy!

©2018 Will Johnson Jr. (P)2018 Will Johnson Jr.

Very good content!

Suggest for anyone, whether or not they are dealing with a psychopath in their life.

it was so corny

The script was almost satirical and the actors performance didn’t help.
If you need a chuckle,give it a wirl.

did not understand the purpose

this was totally different than what I thought. kind of pointless in my opinion. it did not really help.

About break-ups

Nowhere in the description does it talk about the fact this is all about breaking up with a “psychopath”. Super weird

Listener be very aware...

Have you ever been curious about how people advise on dealing with life riddled with Narcissism, Psychopathy, and Sociopathy at work, home, community, and everywhere. I noticed something very wrong with this book. At one point in time people were taught their kids were naturally bad and you had to beat the sin out of them; today we call that abuse and negligence. These books should deal with how to exist in a world where you can coexist with many of the typical people that end up in positions of trust and managent where they can do the most harm unchecked. Now what is wrong with this book? Ever been suggested "The Prince" as a reading on how to be a leader not realizing it's more of a satire then as a person versed in critical thinking find something called "The Dark Triad" describing some of the worst people characteristics? If you are unaware while listening to this book then I'll let you in on a little bit of what is happening here. Have you ever run into a high energy entrepreneur seeming so confident that people seem to just want to listen in hopes they can be successful; then you find out his word isn't "GOLDEN" but it turns out it's an act paper thin from a Ponzi Scheme. There are all those books filled with advise on how to deal with whatever or how to become the "Alpha." Now some of them are excellent to help understand the world around you especially if you have been sheltered. If you've been hurt and abused and taken advantage of by leaders and managers and there's always a wall between you and those that seem to always be in charge and ever notice how most of the advice is to do your job well and at some point you realize you are just a worker and there is no ladder? Well, this is not a book for you. I might suggest one on how to build wealth, investing, maybe even Lincoln on Leadership and build yourself into the person you want to be. This book should be considered offensive to those not in the know. Basically this whole book is full of advice originating from people that are for lack of better worlds: Psychopaths, Sociopaths, and Narcissists for people able or should I say allowed to act in those ways and have a superficial stress from not getting their way. Some of the advice would be valid if presented in either different contexts or under different motives. The issue is if you aren't on the top then you'll find you'll be learning to do the same things people are doing to harm you. My advice is to find something not "touchy feelly" but instead talk with a good therapist and look at book to help you move latterally into a position where you can move up even if it only enough for you to stand up on your own two feet. You might be right to say a lot of this book might seem like great advice until you realize the actions behind the words, where and why they are said. Think about it this way: You've heard the advice of taking a 8 to 15 minute power nap to recharge and get back to solving those problems, tey that as a blue collar worker. What will your boss say when he catches you. Or the advice of "Karma will carch up to them" when someone maliciously attacks you through legal or business channels. Much of the advice in this book just really isn't. Many of us when we were younger were told we need to save yet not a single person taught us how to save and invest with our real budget. This book is trying to tell you save with your mental budget and severely lacks the realities of how to become mentally stong and resilient outside of what amounts to be more in line with mantras. You don't become a good mechanic by telling yourself and believing you are; you find people that have been trained and have a good reputation for long term repairs and learn from them. This book should be more aptly titled, "How Sociopaths cope when they don't get their way!" Spend time around people that spout all the stuff in this audio book and you'll realize the following anxiety you get while reading are the memories of those individuals. A true leader never sounds like this audio book and from the lowest level worker to the CEO, you don't really want to deal with this book. I'll say if this book seems like it fixes you mentally then I would suggest a good therapist and ask them to help you develop good personal and professional relationships. If you are in an abusive professional relationship then make sure to be honest with HR and work on finding a place where people respect each other.