What Needs to Change for You in 2025?

How's that working for you?"

I've asked it thousands of times to people who doubted they could change - because they already tried as hard as they know how to do it themselves.

We are 100% disciplined to create out of our existing habits that are often unuseful defenses that no longer serve us.

What do you need to change for 2025 to be the last year you are stuck in habits and reactions that are sabotaging the life you want to create?
When:

Our willpower to change habits is exhausted and fails
Decision fatigue sets in and the negative habit wins
Other people resist the changes we need to make

We’ve all found ourselves stuck in patterns we desperately wanted to change. Despite our efforts, we stayed trapped in the same loop, questioning whether change was even possible.

But here’s the truth: transformation begins the moment we ask ourselves the tough questions and admit when things aren’t working.

Real People Made Real Transformation

From Stress to Calm: Cindy, a retired NCAA coach, had spent her life mastering discipline on the basketball court. Yet, off the court, stress and anxiety ruled her days. One session of targeted work gave her an "immediate sense of calm," reducing the medications she’d relied on for years. By asking, “How’s that working for me?” Cindy was able to shift from chaos to peace.
Rediscovering Happiness: Michelle lived her life chasing external validation, only to feel emptier with each achievement. After reflecting on the question, “How’s that working for you?” she found clarity. Following a single session, she realized: "I am happy. Just the way I am." Michelle’s journey shows how letting go of societal expectations can lead to genuine self-love.
Breaking Free from the Past: Ann Mason had been weighed down by childhood trauma, unable to imagine a life without fear. When she finally asked, “Is living this way working for me?” her journey toward freedom began. Today, Ann confidently engages at work, laughs freely, and enjoys a life no longer overshadowed by her past.
Conquering Phobias: For 40 years, Jenny’s debilitating phobia ruled her life. It wasn’t until she confronted her reality with “How’s that working for me?” that she sought help. One session transformed her fear into fascination, leaving her marveling at how anxiety no longer controlled her.
From Sleepless to Restful: Ann Allen spent years suffering from sleepless nights. But when she asked herself the question that so many avoid, she decided to act. After just one session, she began sleeping a full eight hours each night. Her transformation was life-changing, proving that small steps can lead to big victories.

The Power of Asking Youself an Honest Question

True transformation isn’t about sheer willpower or ignoring the problem. It’s about acknowledging what isn’t working and finding the right tools and guidance to address the root causes.

I bring years of experience and a unique approach that taps into the subconscious mind to unlock lasting change. It’s not magic—it’s science, strategy, and personalized care..

What’s Your Answer?

These stories aren’t just testimonials—they’re proof that asking the tough questions is the first step toward taking control of your life. So, let me ask you:
How’s that working for you?

If the answer is, “Not so well,” then maybe it’s time to change the question. Instead of wondering if things will improve, ask yourself: What can I do today to make a change?

Your transformation is closer than you think.

Take the first step today:

👉 Book Your Free Strategy Session and let’s talk about how you can rewrite your story.

A Final Thought

Every person who changed their life started with one simple decision: to reach out for help.

The question is no longer, “How’s that working for you?” It’s, “What will you do to take the first step toward the life you deserve?”

Your transformation is waiting. All you have to do is take the first step.

Rapid Content-Free Transformation | Conversational Hypnotherapy & Coaching

15578 S Hillside St,

Olathe, KS 66062

913-706-6796

drpaul@pauldfitzgerald.com

We do not provide medical or psychiatric care, mental illness diagnosis, or treatment. Hypnotism is an adjunct to, but not a substitute for, medical or psychiatric treatment. Consult with your healthcare provider for any physical or mental health concerns. Results may vary from person to person.

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