Sitemap - 2025 - Ray Ciafardini, Jr.
Making Better Decisions with Cartesian Logic
Hypnosis Session: Between Tasks
Do What You Can (Even When You Can’t Do It All)
Rethinking "1% Better Every Day"
Hypnosis Session: Embracing Progress
Using Your Commitments to Grow
Why “I Can’t” Isn’t Always What It Seems
The Meaning of Communication Is the Response You Get
"I Can't" vs. "I Don't Know How"
Hypnosis Session: Trusting Yourself
Using Logical Levels to Create Change
Hypnosis Tracks Are Coming for Paid Subscribers
Literal and Inferential Communication Styles
Receiving, Giving, and Hearing Compliments
The Five Principles of Success
The Four Requisites for Change
Building Rapport Through Representational Systems and Predicates
Stop Searching, Start Creating Motivation
An Introduction to Mental and Emotional Release® (MER)
The Four Requisites for Change
Developing Sensory Acuity in NLP
The Trap of Seeing What You Want
The Prime Directives of the Unconscious Mind
Finding vs. Creating Motivation
All Procedures Should Be Designed to Increase Choice
Why Top-Down Change Is More Effective Than Bottom-Up Change (Logical Levels Revisited)
The Meaning of Communication Is the Response You Get
Work-Life Harmony Makes More Sense
It Worked So Well, I Quit Doing It
All Procedures Should Increase Wholeness
People Have All the Resources They Need to Succeed and Achieve Their Desired Outcomes
You Are in Charge of Your Mind and, Therefore, Your Results
Not Everything is Impostor Syndrome
Clarity and Discernment in Personal Development
Everyone Is Doing the Best They Can with the Resources They Have Available
Coaching Calls Are Like Taking Care of Your Car
Resistance is a Sign of a Lack of Rapport
Empowering Others to Solve Their Own Challenges
Behavior and change are to be evaluated in terms of context and ecology
The Dunning-Kruger Effect and Self-Awareness
The Presuppositions of NLP & Respect for the other person’s model of the world
Finding Peace After My Father's Death
Using Logical Levels for Effective Change
The Halo Effect and Personal Development
The Five Principles of Success
The Mind's Tendency to See Patterns in Randomness