Meet Nicole Jeffries

We recently connected with Nicole Jeffries and have shared our conversation below.

Nicole, so good to have you with us today. We’ve always been impressed with folks who have a very clear sense of purpose and so maybe we can jump right in and talk about how you found your purpose?
I love learning about people… about who they are and why they are who they are, and why they do the things they do. I’ve had that kind of curiosity since I was very young, and it’s only continued to grow stronger.

Honestly, I didn’t know what I wanted to do until I was in my 30’s, and it was only then (when I was getting my degree in psychology), that I discovered by way of self exploration, and working through my own personal issues that I discovered hypnosis as a means of self help.

When I was a child, I learned that my parents had stopped smoking after going to hypnotist. At that time, I had gone through so many traditional routes of self help with results that just didn’t work for me, and since I had so many things I wanted to work on for myself, I thought, “why not?’ and once I used hypnosis for the first time, I was completely amazed by it. It worked so well for me, and I realized then that I wanted to help people to help themselves, and began my journey to becoming a hypnotist.

As a hypnotist, my purpose is to help people to learn more about themselves, and that they have so much more self-control and personal power than they realize. The mind and body as they work together is such an amazing thing to learn about, and I am always learning more with each client I work with.

Thanks, so before we move on maybe you can share a bit more about yourself?
I love being a hypnotist! Working with clients is all about teaching people about mind control. That is, THEIR personal mind control, and about giving them back a feeling of having control over their own thoughts, feelings, behaviors, as well as aiding in the areas of the personal growth and physical comfort in things like pain management for example.

I have gotten to help many different amazing people through their own self-help journeys and it’s been such an honor and privilege to be a part of it all.

There are so many highly effective ways I get opportunities to help people. One way is through a large selection of highly effective hypnosis audios and programs that are designed special for the overall needs and goals of many individuals.

For someone who is looking for a personalized approach, they may want to take advantage of the private sessions. Each session is personal and unique to the individual. These are completely designed and directed toward the individual’s needs, goals, as well as integrating all of the reasons they have for wanting to make the changes.

If you are someone who would find great value in our weekly session program, I am very excited to present the Mind Over Matters Membership Group. In this group, we meet online weekly, with a new topic each week, as well as new themes each month. This is a wonderful group to join if you are someone who is looking to level up each week to create and build on a new mindset for personal growth.

Looking back, what do you think were the three qualities, skills, or areas of knowledge that were most impactful in your journey? What advice do you have for folks who are early in their journey in terms of how they can best develop or improve on these?

I think the biggest assets and qualities to have in this profession are empathy, understanding, and compassion. Having these qualities gives the hypnotherapist the ability to see the person in a more holistic way, and able to approach each client with various levels of perception and perspectives on matters, These qualities also help in approaching each individual with an opportunity to see certain problems and limiting beliefs from a different view, and can open up to also creating greater solutions as well.

In order to be able to enhance these skills, the best advice I can give is to listen to the individual briefly on the problem (which is whatever it is that they don’t want), and then invite them to begin the process of elaborating on what it is they actually want, as well as what it will bring them when they have it. It also helps to imagine stepping into the life and experience of the person you are helping. That gives you an opportunity to give you better insights into how they see the world. Once you’ve done that, you have a greater understanding as to what they are experiencing, and feeling, and then to also view the experiences of what they want and have to gain by creating the changes they are seeking to make, and to view that as well. This is what I do to help others and have found it to be greatly effective.

What was the most impactful thing your parents did for you?

The most impactful thing my parents did for me was to break cycles and patterns of abuse, and learn how to move past many areas of limiting beliefs. I know that it wasn’t easy for them at times, but each time they did, they did so as an act of love, and courage. They also have always encouraged me greatly to follow my dreams, and I was given unlimited support and love along the way (and still am).

I believe it was the absolute best gift I have ever received, and continue receiving throughout my own lifetime, and beyond, because in raising me in this manner, they have also given this gift to my children, and I raise them the way I was raised. Therefore… great positive patterns were born, and are now cycling from me to my children, and to generations to come.

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