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People set various types of goals depending on their individual aspirations and circumstances.

Here are some common types of goals people go for:

✅ Personal Development Goals: These goals focus on improving oneself, such as learning a new skill, adopting healthier habits, or enhancing self-confidence.

✅ Career and Business Goals: These goals relate to professional growth, such as getting a promotion, starting a business, changing careers, or becoming a certified professional.

✅ Financial Goals: These goals involve achieving financial stability, saving for a specific purpose, becoming debt-free, planning for retirement, buying a house, or building an emergency fund.

✅ Health and Fitness Goals: These goals revolve around physical well-being, such as losing weight, running a marathon, reducing blood pressure, cholesterol, or blood sugar levels, eating healthier, exercising more, lifting a set amount of weight, or maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

✅ Relationship Goals: These goals centre around building and nurturing meaningful relationships, whether it’s finding a life partner, improving communication, getting married, having children, resolving conflict more effectively, spending more quality time together, or being a better friend.

✅ Academic Goals: These goals pertain to educational achievements, such as earning a degree, acquiring new certifications, or improving academic performance.

✅ Travel Goals: These goals involve exploring new destinations and experiencing different cultures, such as visiting a new country, exploring a new city, hiking a new trail, or ticking off items from a travel bucket list.

✅ Personal Goals: These are goals that you set for yourself, such as losing weight, learning a new language, or saving money.

✅ Professional Goals: These are goals that you set for your career, such as getting a promotion, starting your own business, or becoming a certified professional.

✅ Spiritual Goals: These are goals that you set for your spiritual life, such as finding deeper meaning, connecting with your higher power, or practising mindfulness.

✅ Community Involvement Goals: These are goals that you set for your community involvement, such as volunteering, donating to charity, or getting involved in local government.

✅ Hobbies Goals: These are goals that you set for your hobbies, such as learning a new skill, mastering a technique, or creating a masterpiece.

✅ Education Goals: These are goals that you set for your education, such as getting a degree, taking a class, or reading a book.

✅ Skill Development Goals: These are goals that you set for developing new skills, such as learning to code, playing an instrument, or speaking a new language.

✅ Weight Loss Goals: These are specific goals that you set for losing weight, such as losing 10, 20, or even 50 kgs.

✅ Retirement Goals: These are goals that you set for your retirement, such as travelling the world, spending more time with family and friends, or pursuing hobbies.

✅ Legacy Goals: These are goals that you set for leaving a lasting legacy, such as making a difference in the world, helping others, or creating something that will be remembered for generations to come.

✅ Happiness Goals: These are goals that you set for achieving happiness, such as finding your purpose in life, living a balanced life, or simply enjoying each day.

When I was about eight years of age, I went from having the worst handwriting in school to becoming the best in the class. My father had taught me how to practise.

(This planted a seed for studying and using graphology later.)

I began to hypnotise teachers and kids at 12 years of age. Teachers would ask me to entertain the class during free periods.

(Seed planted for a stage hypnotist show later.)

I did memory demonstrations at school when I was around 14.

(Seed planted to be on stage later as a memory expert, demonstrating and teaching others.)

At 18 years of age I said I’d get an E-Type Jaguar one day, even though I was driving a 1953 FJ Holden. I was making plastic models of the E-Type at the time.

(Seed planted for getting a real E-Type Jaguar a few years later.)

I began officially studying handwriting analysis (graphology) at about 20 years of age, from the seed planted when I was eight.

I appeared on the Maggie Tabberer Show as a hypnotist and graphologist. She was Australia’s queen of television. I analysed her handwriting and her producers’.

(Seed planted for promoting a live, free "Stop Smoking" mass hypnosis session later.)

Over 1,000 smokers came to see me for this mass hypnosis session only a few weeks later. I was now performing as a full-time stage hypnotist.

(I made a goal that I would perform a feat called full-body catalepsy on myself using self-hypnosis.)

That goal was realised a few months later on television when I allowed an audience member to stand on my outstretched body between two chairs. I felt that was more effective than the old way of using a subject from the audience.

In May 1961, President John F. Kennedy committed the United States to the ambitious goal of landing a man on the moon before the end of the decade.

On 20 July 1969 the Americans landed on the moon. That inspired me and many others that we could do anything if we set a goal.

In early 1969 I attended a week long training course and was actually taught the HOW to achieve Goals. I set a Goal to finally have that E-Type Jaguar.

My dream came true. It manifested in three months.

In 1969 I began conducting motivation seminars and business training with hypnosis.

(Seed planted for being a life coach later.)

The E-Type Jaguar manifested for me around 1970. In the early 1970s I attended an Alpha Rhythm Training course with 200 people.

(Seed planted to become the General Manager and Head Instructor.)

Within months I was chosen out of many applicants.

(I had always wanted to travel outside Australia.)

I was then given a first-class ticket on Qantas to travel and stay a month in San Francisco to do a special course and bring it back to Australia. I taught instructors, conducted many trainings, and coached high achievers.

(Seed planted to teach goal setting.)

I wanted to visit The Bahamas one day. A few years later I was invited there to work with the partner of Dr Maxwell Maltz, who wrote Psycho-Cybernetics, where I continued teaching and developing courses.

Around 1974, at about 29 years of age, I taught a week-long memory course at the University of Sydney after demonstrating to the President of the University of Sydney Union.

(From the seed planted 15 years earlier at 14.)

I realised another goal of appearing on television as a memory expert, demonstrating and teaching others.

(Seed planted for television production later.)

When I really put that out "into the universe", I met a business associate in North Sydney one day, by chance, who happened to own a recording studio. Together we produced a TV show called Home Affair, a real-estate programme on Channel 10 Sydney around 1977.

All the way through my history I coached and helped many more people with their own goals.

In 1980 I began designing programming and manufacturing the first portable, computerised coin operated touch-screen information kiosks for shopping centres.

These were exported to nine countries.

Building on the success of helping people over the years

In 1997 my hypnotherapy, personal development, life-coaching and counselling practice demanded more time.

In 2004 I moved the hypnotherapy practice from the Gold Coast to Sunnybank Hills in Brisbane.

The main problems people face in reaching their goals in life can vary from person to person. However, some common challenges include:

Lack of Personalised Approach: Life coaches often follow a one-size-fits-all method, failing to tailor strategies to the unique needs and circumstances of their clients. Each individual has different strengths, weaknesses, and motivations, so a personalised approach is crucial for success.

Insufficient Focus on Self-Discovery: Effective goal achievement requires a deep understanding of oneself. Many life coaches fail to prioritise self-discovery, which involves exploring values, beliefs, strengths, and passions. Without this self-awareness, clients may struggle to set meaningful goals aligned with their true desires.

Neglecting Accountability: Holding clients accountable is essential for progress. Some life coaches fail to establish a system of accountability, leading to clients losing motivation or falling back into old habits. Regular check-ins, progress tracking, and goal reviews are vital to keeping clients on track.

Limited Focus on Mindset and Limiting Beliefs: A significant aspect of goal attainment is addressing limiting beliefs and cultivating a growth mindset. Many life coaches focus only on action plans and tactics, neglecting the internal barriers that hinder progress. By not addressing mindset, coaches miss the opportunity to help clients overcome obstacles and build resilience.

Ignoring Holistic Well-Being: Goal achievement should not come at the expense of overall well-being. Life coaches who focus only on external achievements may overlook the importance of mental, emotional, and physical health. A well-rounded approach that considers all aspects of well-being is crucial for long-term success and happiness.

Lack of Clarity: Many individuals struggle with defining clear and specific goals. Without a clear vision, it becomes difficult to develop a plan and take the necessary steps towards achievement. Vague or ambiguous goals lead to confusion and loss of motivation.

Lack of Motivation: Maintaining motivation over time can be challenging. People often face obstacles, setbacks, and distractions that dampen enthusiasm and make it difficult to stay focused. Motivation plays a crucial role in goal attainment; without strong intrinsic or extrinsic drivers, individuals may struggle to persist through challenges.

Procrastination and Lack of Discipline: This common issue hinders progress when people struggle with time management and prioritisation, leading to delays in taking action. Distractions and poor self-discipline can derail progress. Without effective self-regulation, individuals may struggle to prioritise tasks and consistently work towards their goals.

Fear of Failure or Success: Fear can paralyse individuals and prevent them from taking risks or committing fully. Fear of failure discourages risk-taking and stepping outside comfort zones, while fear of success can create self-doubt and anxiety about responsibilities and change. Overcoming these fears and developing a growth mindset is crucial.

Lack of Support: Having a strong support system plays a significant role in achievement. Without encouragement and accountability, individuals may struggle to stay motivated or overcome obstacles. Support systems and accountability partners greatly enhance the likelihood of success.

Unrealistic Expectations: Setting unrealistic goals or expecting instant results leads to frustration. It is important to set realistic, achievable goals that align with one’s capabilities and resources. Overly ambitious goals can set people up for failure, discouragement, and loss of motivation.

Poor Planning and Organisation: Achievement requires careful planning and strategising. Without a clear plan and actionable steps, people may feel overwhelmed or lose focus. Effective organisation helps prioritise tasks, allocate resources, and track progress; without it, procrastination and inefficiency take over.

Lack of Commitment: Achieving goals requires dedication, persistence, and consistency. Without full commitment, individuals may struggle to make sacrifices and sustain the effort required for success.

External Obstacles: Sometimes, external factors beyond an individual’s control impede achievement. Financial limitations, health issues, personal crises, lack of resources, or societal barriers can derail progress. Overcoming these obstacles requires resilience, problem-solving skills, and adaptability.

Lack of Self-Belief and Confidence: Believing in oneself is essential. If individuals doubt their abilities or have low self-esteem, they undermine their efforts and limit potential for success.

Lack of Adaptability: Some individuals become too rigid in pursuing a specific goal, resisting adjustments when faced with setbacks or change. Being adaptable and flexible is often crucial for overcoming obstacles and finding new paths to success.

Lack of Skills or Knowledge: At times, people lack the necessary skills or knowledge to accomplish goals. In such cases, seeking additional education, training, or guidance bridges the gap and provides the competencies required.

Lack of Accountability and Support: Without systems of accountability and encouragement, it is difficult to stay on track. Guidance, feedback, and encouragement significantly improve goal success rates.

Negative Self-Talk and Limiting Beliefs: Negative self-talk, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs undermine confidence and achievement. Reframing negative thought patterns builds self-efficacy and supports a positive mindset.

Lack of Persistence and Resilience: Goal attainment requires perseverance through setbacks. Individuals who give up easily or lack resilience to recover from failures struggle to make meaningful progress.

Mentorship Programmes: Look for formal mentorship programmes within your industry, professional associations, or educational institutions. These programmes match you with experienced individuals who can provide guidance and support tailored to your specific goals.

Networking Events and Communities: Attend networking events, conferences, or workshops relevant to your goals. Engage with like-minded individuals who share similar aspirations. Join online communities, forums, or social media groups where you can connect with others pursuing similar objectives.

Professional Coaches: Consider hiring a professional coach who specialises in the area you want to improve. Coaches provide structured support, accountability, and expertise to help you develop strategies, overcome obstacles, and stay focused on your goals.

Educational Institutions: If your goals require acquiring specific knowledge or skills, consider enrolling in courses, workshops, or programmes offered by educational institutions, both traditional and online. These institutions often provide resources, guidance, and opportunities for learning and growth.

Online Resources and Self-Help Materials: Access self-help books, articles, podcasts, videos, and online courses that align with your goals. Numerous resources are available on platforms such as TED Talks, online learning platforms, and personal development websites.

Supportive Friends and Family: Share your goals with trusted friends or family members who can provide emotional support, encouragement, and accountability. They can act as a sounding board and offer different perspectives on your aspirations.

Professional Associations and Organisations: Join professional associations or organisations related to your field of interest. These groups often offer resources, networking opportunities, workshops, and mentorship programmes specifically tailored to your industry.

Online Coaching Platforms: Explore online coaching platforms that connect you with coaches, mentors, or experts in various fields. These platforms offer personalised guidance, often through video calls or messaging, making professional support accessible from anywhere.

Business Incubators or Accelerator Programmes: If your goals are entrepreneurial or business-related, consider applying to business incubator or accelerator programmes. These programmes provide mentorship, resources, and networking opportunities to help startups and entrepreneurs achieve their goals.

Career or Life Planning Services: Seek assistance from career counsellors, life coaches, or career planning services. These professionals can help you clarify your goals, explore different paths, and develop strategies to align your aspirations with your personal and professional life.

Remember to assess the credibility, experience, and expertise of the resources or individuals you seek help from. Choose those who align with your values, goals, and desired outcomes.

It is also important to be proactive and take ownership of your goals, seeking help when needed, but ultimately driving your own progress and success.

As a Clinical Hypnotherapist (Dip.Clin.Hyp.), I can discuss any issue(s) confidentially with you by Chat, Text, Talk or Video on WhatsApp.

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Gregory is a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Dip.Clin.Hyp.

He is a Registered member of the Australian Hypnotherapists' Association (AHA).

Also a member and Accredited Hypnotherapist with the Guild of Australian Hypnotherapists (GoAH).

He is a recognised Medical Fund Provider for the funds which do cover Hypnotherapy. Check with your provider.

He also has a Blue Card for working with children.

Gregory's Queensland Police - National Police Certificate is current.

He is passionate about helping individuals tap into their subconscious mind and make positive changes.

With a deep understanding of the human mind and behaviour, Gregory combines the power of hypnosis with effective coaching techniques to facilitate personal growth and transformation.

He is also a Therapist and Counsellor, using Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy and other techniques to help people.

Gregory is a Consultant and Hypnotist with many decades of experience in these fields.

He is not a Psychologist.

He specialises in many areas including Stress Relief, Anxiety, Depression, Negative Thoughts, Habit Removal, Phobias, Emotional Help, Grief Counselling, Pain Relief, Relationship Counselling, Sports, Business and Management Hypnosis.

All sessions and trainings are confidential and conducted in a professional manner.

Gregory started his first Hypnotherapy Clinic in Randwick, Sydney, in 1967.

He moved to the Gold Coast in 1981.

He opened his Brisbane Clinic in 2004 and continues to practise there today.

He provides one-on-one face-to-face and group Sessions, as well as recorded Hypnosis Sessions.

Sessions are also available online, individually or in groups, via Zoom or even by phone.

His recently developed Business Training sessions are perfectly suited to Doctors, Consultants, Therapists, Counsellors, Psychologists and of course other Hypnotherapists.

Disclaimer for all products and services at this site and offered from time to time:

Gregory does not provide medical advice of any kind.

Your Treatments do not replace the advice of a mental state professional or your Doctor.

Hypnosis has many beneficial effects but is not a substitute for appropriate medical attention.

Consult your physician if in doubt.

Gregory follows a strict code of ethics and upholds the utmost professionalism.

You agree that you are not suffering from Epilepsy or other mental illnesses.

No guarantees of any kind

There are no guarantees of any kind implied or given at this site.

We make no claims of exact results you can obtain.

We cannot and do not claim you will have permanent results.

Yes. Losing weight and quitting smoking are achievable. However, we do not claim exactly how much weight you may lose or how long you will stop smoking for.

Results vary

Results are not the same for every person and may vary due to many factors outside of our control, such as:

Your overall desire to change.

Your ability to absorb suggestions to your subconscious mind. Your personality type.

(Selective hearing for some people may be a block.)

Your ability to focus your mind and remember what you hear during your Session.

So there are many reasons why one person is successful and others are not.

We do not claim you will only need one Session.

We recommend at least three Sessions for most issues.