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Implement the Four Law’s of Growth “Speak Less, Listen More, React Less and Observe More” with Hypnotherapy

The “Four Laws of Growth,” a framework often used in personal development and leadership, can be summarized as Intentionality, Awareness, Self-Value, and Reflection. These laws emphasize the importance of purposeful growth, understanding oneself, recognizing one’s worth, and critically examining experiences for learning and improvement.

Speak Less:
Instead of constantly sharing your thoughts and opinions, focus on demonstrating your capabilities and achieving results. Your actions and outcomes will speak volumes.

Listen More:
Active listening is crucial for learning and understanding others. By paying close attention to what others say, you gain valuable insights and knowledge, fostering personal and professional growth.

React Less:
When faced with challenges or difficult situations, avoid impulsive reactions. Take time to pause, assess the situation, and respond thoughtfully and strategically.

Observe More:
Pay close attention to your surroundings, people, and situations. Observing allows you to gather information, understand patterns, and make informed decisions, leading to better outcomes.

Here’s a comprehensive hypnotherapy script to help you implement all four laws:

Induction

(Soft, calming music plays in the background)

“Welcome to this hypnotherapy session, where you’ll integrate the Four Laws of Growth: Speak Less, Listen More, React Less, and Observe More. Allow yourself to relax, getting comfortable and cozy. Take a deep breath in… and out… Feel your body letting go of any tension, starting from your toes, moving up to the top of your head. With each breath, feel yourself becoming more relaxed, more focused.”

Deepening

“Imagine yourself standing in a serene environment, surrounded by calming sounds. With each breath, feel your feet connecting with the earth, grounding you. As you inhale, visualize fresh, calming air filling your lungs. As you exhale, imagine any stress, anxiety, or old habits leaving your body. Allow yourself to let go of the need to react impulsively, to speak excessively, or to judge prematurely. Simply be present in this moment, open to growth and transformation.”

Suggestion

“As you continue to breathe deeply, repeat the following phrases to yourself:

* ‘I speak less, I use my words sparingly.’

* ‘I listen more, I wait for the invitation’

* ‘I react less, I respond more thoughtfully.’

* ‘I observe more, I see and understand more.’

Allow these words to sink deeply into your mind, becoming a part of your inner wisdom. Imagine yourself integrating these four laws, becoming more effective, more empathetic, and more insightful.

Visualization

“Imagine yourself in various situations, applying the Four Laws of Growth.

See yourself:

* Speaking less, bring peace and calm to the situation.

* Listening more, and understanding others’ perspectives and see there truth.

* Reacting less, responding more thoughtfully, and resolving conflicts more effectively.

* Observing more, noticing subtle cues, and gaining deeper insights allow it to show up as wisdom.

Visualize yourself becoming more confident, more composed, and more successful in your personal and professional life.

See yourself building stronger relationships, making better decisions, and achieving greater success.

Specific Suggestions for each Law

* ‘Speak Less’: Imagine yourself pausing before speaking, considering your words, and choosing to communicate more effectively.

* ‘Listen More’: Visualize yourself focusing on others, hearing their concerns, and responding with empathy.

* ‘React Less’: See yourself taking a deep breath, pausing before reacting, and responding more thoughtfully.

* ‘Observe More’: Imagine yourself noticing details, patterns, and connections, gaining deeper insights and understanding.

Anchoring

“To reinforce these new behaviors, I’d like you to create a physical anchor. Whenever you want to remind yourself of the Four Laws of Growth, gently touch your:

* Thumb and index finger for ‘Speak Less,

* Middle finger and thumb for Listen More’

* Ring finger and thumb for ‘React Less’

* Pinkie finger and thumb for ‘Observe More’

As you do this, repeat the corresponding phrases. This simple gesture will help you access these mindsets, allowing you to stay focused on your goals.

Counting Up

“As you slowly come back to full awareness, take a deep breath in… and out… Feel refreshed, renewed, and more mindful of the Four Laws of Growth.

When you’re ready, open your eyes, and remember to use your physical anchor whenever you need to remind yourself to:

* Speak less,

*  Listen more,

* React less,

* Observe more.

Wake-Up

“Take one final, deep breath in… and out… When you’re ready, slowly open your eyes, feeling more centered, more focused, and more equipped to implement the Four Laws of Growth.

Remember, with consistent practice, you’ll become more effective, more empathetic, and more successful in all areas of your life.”

Here is all Four Law’s of Growth:

Identifying Your Core Values

Your Personal values are the general expression of what is most important for you. A value expresses the worth of something, and in this case what you categorical like and dislike.

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We will focus on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

(CBT) is a short-term, goal-oriented psychotherapy treatment that takes a hands-on, practical approach to problem-solving. We will focus on how emotions, thoughts, and behaviors all influence each other according to CBT. All humans’ core beliefs can be summed up in three categories: self, others, future.

So they are like categories for all your preferences in life. Values are formed starting in early childhood and are later consciously re-evaluated and can therefore be changed.

By comparing two values you can discover which is representing something that is more important than the other. Therefore you rate the one value over the other.

Personal values are generally operating in the background. They influence everything what you do but usually it happens on auto-pilot. You just know intuitively what you like and dislike and decide accordingly.

Why is it Good to Know Your Personal Values?

The answer is twofold:

First you get clarity and build your self-awareness by identifying your values and secondly knowing your highest values can act like a guide for you. It makes intelligent decisions easier. Also knowing your negative values, those from which you try to keep away from, is very helpful as well. When you are clearly aware of your value hierarchy you can consciously check situations against your value-system, which will create better decisions and results. It will be easier to keep your balance in life.

For instance when you are about to make an important decision you can double-check if going the one or the other way would go against one of your core values. On the long run, that would pose a problem for you.

So all in all it’s an awareness building process which can give you direction in life.

When choosing your personal core values it is important to think about the criteria that you will use to make your selection. Since your personal values decision will have multiple answers, your criteria will also help you to prioritize and limit your list. Using our decision making model, you will want to look at other connected decisions for goals/source requirements that will influence your criteria. If you have already made decisions for a personal vision, mission statement, and/or core beliefs, you should see goals/source requirements that will influence the criteria for this decision.

With your connected decisions in mind, here are some criteria that might help in selecting your personal core values.

  • Consistent with my personal vision, mission, and core beliefs – In addition to specific goals/source requirements, you can use this criteria as a way to eliminate personal values that are inconsistent with your other decisions.
  • Inspirational – Personal values should encourage you to fulfill your purpose in life. Great personal values, read every day, will provide an uplift and motivation to take on the day’s challenges.
  • Unique – Your values need to speak to you. Don’t hesitate to use values learned from others, but your core values should help define who you are and want to be. They should reflect the priorities for your life and will tend to emphasize your strengths while compensating for your weaknesses.
  • Provides guidance – Personal core values should help you in your everyday decisions, particularly with relationships.
  • Long lasting – This is about creating your future. Expect that your values will evolve as you grow, mature and gain life experience. However, this is not about following the latest fad. If you expect a personal core value to change next week, it likely isn’t very core.
  • Meaningful and rewarding – Values provide the measures that help us live meaningful lives that fulfill our given purpose. Living a life of meaning brings us joy.

A List of Core Values

There are a lot of value lists out there, so here are just the real core values that most people have and that differentiate a character the most. I tried to keep the list tight and avoid repetition by synonyms:

Abundance Accountability Achievement Action
Adventure Ambition Awareness Balance
Beauty Being the Best Calmness Cheerfulness
Clarity Comfort Compassion Competition
Connection Contribution Control Courage
Creativity Curiosity Determination Discipline
Effectiveness Empathy Energy Enthusiasm
Excellence Fairness Faith Fame
Family Flexibility Freedom Friendship
Fulfillment Fun Harmony Happiness
Health Honesty Honor Humility
Independence Integrity Intelligence Intimacy
Inspiration Kindness Knowledge Liveliness
Love Money Nature Passion
Peace Perfection Persistence Philanthropy
Power Respect Security Simplicity
Significance Spirituality Spontaneity Strength
Stability Success Status Teamwork
Tolerance Tradition Truth Vitality
Wealth Wisdom

Click here to see the Core Value meaning list:

Create Your Value Hierarchy

In order to create your 10 top-values do the following:

  1. Select the 10 values from the list above that you like most. (of course you can also do a Top 5 or Top 3)
  2. Start with the first in the list. Then order this by importance by comparing two values by asking: “Which one is more important to me if I had could only have one and had to compromise the second?” Remove the winner and write it on top of a new list and then continue with the remaining 6 on the old list and so on.
  3. Do this for all 10 until you have an ordered list of your top 10 values.

Here are my top 10 personal values:

  1. Truth
  2. Integrity
  3. Contribution
  4. Love
  5. Inspiration
  6. Family
  7. Fulfillment
  8. Health
  9. Creativity
  10. Success

Your value hierarchy expresses your character of course. Someone who values adventure highly is a different character as someone who values stability more. Someone who values success highly is different than someone who values family on top.

An interesting exercise is also to create your top 10 negative values, which express what you really dislike or what is totally unimportant to you.

Are Values Fixed or Can I Change Them?

By there very nature, your value-system tend to be more stable, it is your character in it’s many facettes. But single values are not static and fixed. They can change. Personal values usually change when something big happens, or when you are consciously re-evaluating your life and make a decision, based on your experiences, to change your value hierarchy.

As an example I valued diversity a lot in my first business. Later I learned by experience all the drawbacks of doing a lot at a time and now I value simplicity more.

So what when you are dissatisfied with a value you have and what to change it?

For instance you may have the top value of stability and you want to become a bit more flexible in your life. (could be the other way around as well) Changing this would work if you create experiences and enjoy them that are in alignment with the new value: flexibility in this example.

So to integrate a new value into your top-values:

  1. Create positive experiences that express this value in your life
  2. Decrease experiences that are aligned with the opposite value in your life
  3. Also working on your beliefs will make it easier to adapt to new values.

Please break your list down to TOP 5 and then to TOP 3 personal values.

What are your TOP 3 personal values?

This is my TOP 3 personal values:

  1. Integrity
  2. Truth
  3. Love

No person likes making mistakes. Having well defined personal core values helps us avoid making choices that work against who we want to be. Our values become a clear set of guidelines for our words and actions, consistently moving us in the direction aligned with our core beliefs and personal vision. Our life becomes one of our choosing, not one that is directed by the decisions of others. Our values help us build and maintain our identity as unique individuals.

Choosing and knowing your values can provide a number of benefits that include:

  • Reducing stress
  • Making better decisions
  • Finding environments and people that support your aspirations
  • Increasing joy and happiness
  • Supporting your growth and development
  • Helping in times of conflict or confusion
  • Growing contribution and value
  • Providing motivation

Knowing it or not, choosing it or not, all of us have a set of personal core values. Prevent discontent, conflict, frustration and lack of fulfillment by choosing consciously the values by which you want to live.


Now do the limpness test: Ask yourself the four following questions?

  1. Would you sacrifice any of theses vales for a million rand?
  2. Have you lost any of theses core values in times of stress?
  3. In 20 years would theses values still hold true?
  4. Are you prepare to disregard one or more of theses values if they put you at a disadvantage?

Aligning with your core values all the time makes you powerful.

Ref:. www.myrkothum.com/personal-values/

and www.decision-making-solutions.com/personal_core_values.html

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