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Welcome to another episode of the School of Impact Podcast! Jason Meland dives into the challenges of plateaus, stress, and burnout in business, introducing guest Chris Bolger, a business hypnotherapist. Chris shares insights on how unconscious blocks can impact performance and how his methods help resolve these issues quickly. Drawing from his experience with major companies like Nestle and Volvo, Chris highlights his "high-performance mechanic" approach to business. Jason recounts his own journey of overcoming stress and burnout through Chris's techniques, including the perception process and aligning tasks with processing styles. Chris emphasizes the importance of consistent practices, such as daily tapping, to rewire stress responses and improve decision-making. The episode wraps up with practical advice and a free audio resource for listeners, reinforcing the value of addressing unconscious biases for long-term success.

 

“My nervous system and my mind are primed for there are times we've experienced we've all experienced this before. We were burnt out, working extra hard, stressed out trying to pay bills, and it gets to us, and we can't sleep over bills. Then you reinterpret reality, and you regulate your nervous system, and then you're like, you know what, whether I have a lot of money or not, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter because I can generate more of it, and I know how to generate more of it, and I know how to make good decisions. Therefore, this bad situation is not going to last more than a couple weeks or a couple months, but I'm gonna find a way out of it, and it's gonna be fun, and I'm thriving, whether I have a large bank account or a small bank account”- Chris Bolger

 

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