“You can have depression, panic, being sick all the time, immobilizing fears, feeling bullied, trouble sleeping, fear of spiders, concentration problems, disappointing relationships, broken promises, endless failures, anxiety, being broke all the time, and terror at speaking in publicCONSIDER THIS FACT: You can continue being subtly Hypnotized by Men, by Women, by Situations, and even by the damned Television. It happens all the time, and for some of us, it’s been day after day after day. … OR you can just STOP being a sucker!
“Now think about it: When you understand how life actually works, you can take control and you can work it, and YOU can be in charge. You can influence others, control nearly any situation, and even re-build yourself into the person you always wanted to be. So which path will you choose now? Hmmmm …”
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from the desk of Trevor James Mount Shasta, in Northern California |
Here’s the story — In 1957, walking along a broken sidewalk in Wichita Falls, Texas, with my nose in a book, I stumbled, fell down, and broke my glasses.
But I was so excited, I didn’t care.
Thirteen years old, I’d just found a treasure! In a seedy bookstore wedged between two office buildings, I’d discovered this tiny book. Its blue cardboard cover showed a wild-eyed man’s face and the title promised “How to Hypnotize People.”
Stumbling down the sidewalk, I’d just suddenly realize you can change your life.
You know how sometimes you find a turning point? You’re going along, and life is going maybe not so great, and it’s like you’ve turned an invisible corner, because in the blink of any eye, you realize suddenly that your life is going to be different? And better? And you go light-headed as you sense this sudden wild hope?
Remember that? Feel it now?
Good deal. You’ve come to the right place.
Is this you? It was certainly me.
Good news. You’ve come to the right place. Even though …
Was I able to hypnotize people? Actually, yes. I did what it said in the book. I hypnotized my cousin Danny, my cousin Bobby, and I hypnotized Joe Don McGilvary. It actually worked.
And it was really cool to see how their arm would float up by itself, or how they could find their eyelids stuck together. But …
It didn’t help me.
Because nobody saw my new “powers.” Girls still cut me cold, I was still one of the last to be chosen for ball games, teachers and my parents failed to notice anything different about me. I was still scared, awkward, clumsy, said the wrong things, got tongue-tied, and stuff just … happened to me. Day after day.
Do you suppose that you can just step up to some girl (or some woman) and say, “Look into my eyes!” and have her swooning into your arms? Hah! Instead, she’ll say “Weirdo!” and turn away.
Except that …
Except that — now stay with me, and you’ll be wanting to read every word on this page — because now, years later, I have discover you CAN say certain words to a woman and she WILL swoon into your arms!
Whoah! This is way cooler than floating someone’s arm or sticking their eyelids shut.
And that’s not all. For example …
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Find out how. Click here …