MELBOURNE, Fla., Dec. 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Whether they call it a New Year's resolution or not, just about everyone has at least one habit they would like to change or a new one they'd like to adopt. Yet, every year most people find it difficult to make such changes whether they be to lose weight, exercise more, give up smoking find a new job or love themselves more. And in failing time and again, frustration can set in.
But according to success coach Mandy Bass, it is easy to understand why most resolutions fail because there is no cookie-cutter way to make them succeed. Bass says, "No one-size-fits all when it comes to forming new habits. In fact, there are six different triggers that motivate people and you need to find the one that works best for you."
In an interview, Bass can discuss:
- Why some people are motivated towards goals and others away from them and it is important to learn where you fit in
- How to piggyback a new habit you want to acquire with one you already have for maximum impact
- How to use CPR for the mind to eliminate negative self-talk that interferes with your goals
- Visualizations, self-hypnosis and neurolinguistics programming techniques that can be brought to bear on creating new habits
About Mandy Bass
Twenty years ago, Mandy Bass became one of the first female success coaches in the country. She has devoted her career to teaching people to negotiate the turbulent waters of life and business. In 2016, after she was beaten, broken and almost bankrupted when she was brutally attacked during a home invasion, she used the same success skills she has taught others to rebuild her own life. Her dramatic story and comeback led to her book, Taming the Tokolosh: Through Fear into Healing, and appearances on the Today show and People magazine.
Contact: Mandy Bass at 321-914-3175 (landline); 305-333-4841 (cell); [email protected]; http://mandybass.com/; https://www.mindtosucceed.com
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