Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Gearing Up for After Prom and ANGP


After an action packed start to the year with Hypnotic Experience shows and on-campus speaking, I’m able to take some deep breaths in March in preparation for my favorite part of the year – high school after prom and all night graduation party season.  

This year I continue long-standing relationships with Parent Teach Student Associations (PTSA) and start a few new ones.

Here is the current list of schools where I will be part of the entertainment at an event designed to provide students with a fun and safe environment. 

Sandy Spring Friends School
Magruder High School
Walter Johnson High School
Northwest High School
Sherwood High School
Springbrook High School
Montgomery Blair High School
Blake High School
Wootton High School
Northwood High School
Chantilly High School
Lake Braddock Secondary School
George Marshall High School

Tuesday, February 13, 2018

A Gem of an Article about the Hypnotic Experience

Every few months I conduct a Web search on my name to see if there are any performance reviews or comments about my Hypnotic Experience show I may have missed.

Today's trip down Google lane led me to this gem published last year by the Clarksburg High School student newspaper.  This is one of the school's in Montgomery County that I have a wonderful relationship with so it was exciting to come across such a nice write-up.

CHS Students Get Sleepy in the Name of Learning

By Kaylee Towey
The Howl (February 17, 2017)

Thursday, February 8, 2018

The Business Case for Mindfulness


The practice of mindfulness as a tool for improved performance and decision-making has quickly taken hold in boardrooms and executive suites across the business landscape. 

The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania recently published an interview with the author of “Leading From Within: Conscious Social Change and Mindfulness for Social Innovation.”

Here is a link to the article, which includes both a podcast and a written transcript.


Guided meditation and self-hypnosis are paths to mindfulness.  (Photo source: TD.org)