"This isn't working..."

Approximately 5 minutes into the hypnotic part
of the call my caller says, "This isn't working.
Thank you for your time," and terminates our
session without giving me a chance to say anything.

When we began I asked if he had any questions,
and he said no. I also said a few other things,
however he seemed ready to go, so we did.

It is always difficult for me to know how much
to say prior to a session. I have received poor
feedback from those who think I say too much.
Some think they know what they need to know,
only to find out that they know something that
may or may not be true or sufficient.

There is a perception for some that hypnosis
can happen instantaneously, or without much
effort. The fact is, for some it can. For
others, it may be a process during a call, or
over several calls.

Part of what the process entails is feedback.
Honest feedback. Up until the point that this
caller hung up on me, he had given me feedback.
However, I have to wonder at this point if he
was just going along with me and telling me
what he thought I wanted to hear, or what he
thought he wanted to experience. The minute
a person "yes-es" me hypnotically is the
minute they're likely just giving me their
money. Some people want to get to the meat
of a session, without realizing that the meat
only comes with the seasoning and cooking
process.

Each piece of a session plays a role. Does
each session occur the same way for each person?
No. However, there are things that I look for.
Some I can hear, and some I need to ask for
feedback on.

If you're going to call me, you want to let me
do the driving. I have a good track record, and
odds are I can take you places you've never
imagined. However, you have to give me more
than just 5 minutes.

By the way, something else to consider...how
would you know that something isn't working,
especially if you haven't been hypnotized
before?