There are essentially two types of self-hypnosis scripts. The first type is a visualization script that focuses on visualizing the change you want to make. This type of script may have written suggestions that you repeat to yourself or none at all. The second type of script is essentially a self-suggestion script with written suggestions you repeat to yourself accompanied by a visualization. Almost all scripts will have a visualization component to them. The reason for this is simple. The subconscious mind works best with symbols and imagery. Because of this, visualizing is one of the most effective self-hypnosis techniques you can use. Visualizing the change you want to make can be critical to your success. If you 're not sure about your visualization skills or want to improve them, you can check out our Visualization Tips article from our other site.
We 'll analyze both types of self-hypnosis scripts, but first we 'll look at the basics involved in writing a script. For a more comprehensive step-by-step approach, you can visit BogCopper.com (our other website) and check out our tips on How to Write a Great Script.
Script Writing Basics
Have a Clear Intention--When you sit down to write your self-hypnosis script, the first thing you have to do is have a clear understanding of what it is you want to create or change. If you 're not clear on your intention, you 're not likely going to get that message across effectively to your subconscious. Also, don 't try to do too much in your script. Keep it simple. Just focus on one issue at a time.
Understand Your Motivation--Having a clear understanding of your motivations for wanting to create a change in your life is critically important. Because you 'll be using your motivations to convince your subconscious mind that a change is needed. Your motivations for making a change need to be stronger that your motivations for continuing the same behavior. Emotional motivations have the