3 posts tagged “hypnosis”

I don't think I ask much of those around me.  Actually, you know what?  I KNOW I don't ask much of those around me, specifically because the people I allow to be around me give me enough already.

Sullivenom shared the above image with me a few days ago, much to my amusement and dismay.  I think there's something about viewing that image that cursed my eyes, because since then I've had all kinds of "dumb" moments-- talking to college grads that don't know what the word "condescending" means, to a cute college student that didn't know what a piranha was until I told her.

Now I don't mind stupidity-- I merely pity those that lack knowledge.  But I despise those that choose to remain willfully ignorant.

I don't profess to be an endless source of information.  But with Wikipedia and Google at the tips of your fingers, if you don't know or understand something, make the effort at least to look it up than ask me.  People I chat with that respond to every other sentence with "wat iz dat" don't last long with me.

This sealed the deal for me today.  I'm really fed up with it all:

Anyhow.

Onward, to things of importance.

Things have been picking up with the "Give Me Andy" remarketing campaign.  Things are switching over smoothly.  This week alone, I've set up more than 17 different social networks, including Twitter, Plurk, BrightKite, YouAre, Utterli, Rejaw, imeem, and more, all under username "GiveMeAndy".  Find me, add me.  <3

My goal within the next few weeks is to dominate the Google search results for "Give Me Andy," which is pretty much up for grabs at the moment.  As for the search results for "GiveMeAndy," I couldn't be happier at the moment.

Marketing for my hypnosis service, HypnotiTech, will begin next week.  www.HypnotiTech.com itself was launched about a week ago, and one of the interesting things I found was that it was hard to direct people to my site because, well, the name HypnotiTech takes some getting used to.

So, to remedy that, I've also purchased the domain at www.HypnoticVictory.com, which will forward you to the main HTech site.

There seems to be a lot of mythology and negative connotation surrounding hypnosis, NLP, speed inductions, and the like.  My next Vox post will most likely address these and debunk them.  However, feel free to get on the HTech site and read through the FAQ section.  It's all good stuff, and there's something for everyone in HypnotiTech.

Finally, I'm gonna leave off this post with a song from my cousin.  It's a cover of the song "Try Again," and he sounds AWESOME on it.  Check it out, he's madddd talented:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/video/video.php?v=1086505968286&oid=61807928222

Keep them chins up.
Love,
Andy

These last few weeks have been insanely packed and insanely fun.


I'm proud to say that the event I first wrote about last month is now up and running, and I'm extremely pleased with the progress I've made.  I can honestly say that ever since I started Club for a Cure, I've met more quality people in two weeks than I've met in the last two months.  It's been an amazing journey and I have to thank a few people for the courage, inspiration, wisdom, and faith they've instilled in me to make this all possible:
 Bradtastic, Sullivenom, Yen, Linh, Hung, Miyouko, Kathlene, Vivian, Cherylee, Julio, Dad (for once!), and finally, Mike of the Mist Ultra Lounge in SF, where the event will take place.

Please come out and support C4aC!  All proceeds go to benefit San Francisco's Breast Cancer Research Programs-- check out the Facebook event page and ClubforaCure.blogspot.com for more information.

Finally.  I get a chance to share photos from my experience with the AADP fundraiser.


Aside from bringing in $150 at the date-auction for the Asian American Donor Program, I got a chance to perform some impromptu kick-ass hypnosis afterward.  Check it:

It all started off easily enough.  Pulled up four chairs and told whoever wanted to experience hypnosis to take a seat and get comfortable.  Long story short:


...yeah.

Don't worry though, everyone had a good time.  I really liked Denise, though, she was wonderfully pleasant during her "waking-trance" moments:

...see?

And FINALLY, to bring this post-update to its close, I went to a house party last night in Daly City with Sullivenom. (you can see the group pic at the beginning of this post!)

The entire set of pix took last night are here:

...but I'd have to say this one is my favorite:

...for obvious reasons.  Met some more wonderful people-- gotta thank Yen, Lori, Nick, Wilson, Michael, Candy, Linda, and Sullivenom (thanks for not letting me out of your sight for a moment when, well, you know.) for their positive energy and enthusiasm.  I really hope to see you all at Club for a Cure-- again, January 22, 2009!

And with that, I'll leave you all with a nice picture of the flyers for the event.  Get in touch if you wanna go!

Love,
aNDy