Thursday, November 30, 2006

The First 50 Years


OK, the first 50 went pretty well.

Worked way too hard, played way too little, smelled not nearly enough roses.

The next 50- well, that starts today.
So far it looks pretty much the same as yesterday. A shower, shave legs, blow dry hair, put on make up, stare at a huge closet full of clothes and declare I have nothing to wear, drink coffee, take vitamins, hope for the best.

Coffee's on, cats are looking for food, found my reading glasses... pretty much the same so far.
My plan was to spend a month in Maui for the launch of the second 50, learning to paraglide off a cliff over the ocean.
Had a slight detour, but back on course soon.

My second 50 inlcludes a lot of warm ocean water, a large sailboat, sand and sunsets.
Right around the corner.

Love and light to all who share a dream!

Wendi

Friday, November 17, 2006

Not so Positive Thinking on Larry King

But Wendi, why don't you tell us what you really think?


Larry King and Positive Thinking- did you see the show last night?

You already know that I love the topic, but the show was milk toast.

Of course, manifesting wealth is an important topic and getting good at manifesting really will change EVERYTHING about your life. No question. But…

This show only made this topic seem more sappy and irrelevant than ever. The speakers had virtually nothing interesting or mind expanding to say.

People who are wildly successful know how powerful their intention is. They know how to focus on what they want and expect it to happen and they know that they have to completely resolve their internal conflicts with money to be successful.

The message is still good and has some value, but for the show and the questions he asked about Positive Thinking- you can think of it as Kindergarten for your abundance training.

Joe Vitale was on the show and he is my friend and he is excellent in the manifesting abundance arena. He is one of the best, and he did a great job on the show. There is science involved in manifesting and it can’t be ignored.

NOW, c’mon and join ME for the grad school of manifesting.

December 6th in San Francisco, spend a few hours with me. Get smart, get focused, and get serious about the science of Manifesting Money.

You will be a magnet to success. And you won’t get to say one lousy affirmation.

See you in San Francisco, Dec 6th. Get tickets now. This WILL sell out.

Peace on Earth,

Wendi

Friday, November 10, 2006

A Bikini on your Body in 60 Days!


Will you take the challenge?

I want hundreds of people to commit to a 60 day challenge, use hypnosis, get fit, lose fat and put on a bikini!


Kirstie Alley did it on Oprah, you can do it on the internet.
Maybe Oprah will invite us all on the show in January!

Get yourself walking, running, and feeling good. That fat is going to drop off your body.
3-6 pounds a week, on hypnosis, veggies, and protein drinks.
In 60 days you will be 25-60 pounds lighter! And no matter what shape you are in, we will all celebrate the love of our body in our bikinis!

We will get this on TV and show how much we love our healthy, bikini clad bods!

Are you in?
www.wendi.com/bikini

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Restless today


Since I returned from London and France, I am waking up at 3 am each morning. Dang it, there is just nothing to do at 3 am.
It's colder here today, and I am in the need for warmth. Maui perhaps?
Any takers for a hypno seminar on the beach? Just say the word and suggest a beach and we are there.



What I would really like to do is go Paragliding (the jump off the cliff kind).
I have a birthday coming up, maybe I should spend it in the air on Maui.
Paragliding fascinates me, could be just the right time.

Did you get the newsletter today? It is a bikini challenge. I intend to have you in great shape by January so you can toss the resolutions out the window. Kirstie Alley is in my newsletter. Find out what I have to say about that.... go here.
She seriously needs the Zen of Thin.

Have a warm and blessed day...
Wendi

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

New Direction? Wash your mouth out Nancy Pelosi

For my friends in the USA. And a few in the UK who have a sense of humor and american TV.

I can't help but laugh everytime I hear those gosh darn Dems exclaim:

We Need a New Direction!

Nancy Pelosi can't even get it right. On TV last night she said we nude a new direction.
She even gets the complexity of this silly phrase.

New direction. (it's bad enough that this is a insanely useless phrase anyway)

Say it outloud now.
Never again will you hear it as New Direction.

And now, for a quick hypno moment-

"Relax.
Deeper.
Breathe.

Every time you hear the words New Direction,
you will imediately visualize your favorite Nude Erection.

On the count of three you will feel wide awake and refreshed."

Now, go back to whatever you were doing.

Wendi

Saturday, November 04, 2006

Seminar Trance Junkies... post here

If you were at the London Seminar on Friday night... I want to hear from you. Post your thoughts, ideas, results of your dreams and how you are feeling about all the things we did. Hands were frozen, libidos were stimulated, minds were probed.
Ready for more?
Did you have your dream? Details... please...
Just click on the comments button below.

Drive to Paris

What are you looking at?

The Louvre-
Twist your head around and you can enjoy the view as much as this guy seems to be enjoying it. In the USA a teacher was fired for taking her class to a museum where there was an exposed body part. I can imagine how traumatized all the kids in France must be, when they tour the Louvre. It is like the tour de penis, with no shortage of angles and interpretations. After spending time in France, I am more convinced than ever that the USA is on the verge of destruction.
If you can get fired for a field trip to a museum with a naked guy, you should spend a little time at the Louvre.
I got to see the Mona Lisa- of course.
Was shocked when i went into the ladies bathroom. There were MEN in there! Gasp, shock... seems to be standard fare around France.
Americans are sooooo hung up about stuff. Being in England and France made me realize how truly screwed up our country is- a grade school next to my room in London has a park. During recess the kids actually are allowed to run and play tag. And that is NOT allowed in California schools. No tag- no dodgeball- might get hurt, ya know.


Thursday -
My brother Tim and I drove back from La Rochelle to Paris. If you ever want to test the limits of your sanity, and venture into your mind's innermost patience, just try to return your rental car to paris.
Go ahead and pick the Hertz place near the Louvre, just so you can have the ultimate adventure.

Dare ya.

Life will never be the same. I just wanted to get from here to there.
See all those little tiny streets? Each section has a different name. And it is a long name.
Like Rue de saint la jounevivresequaontalesce, but just when you think you have found it on the map and are ready to make the turn (if you can find a mother f-ing street sign) it changes to some other street such as avenue de ra lu di daloutremauetriquesomeshityoucantunderstandorread.
Also notice on the map of paris that there is no direct route to anywhere.
But what a beautiful city. Oh my gosh, those little alleyways were so quaint, especially since i saw ALL of them in an unintentional 2 hour tour.
Dark, hungry, desperate... I told my brother I had a plan.

We would stop the car (yea, like there is a place to EVER pull over) and pull out some random wire under the hood, and then call hertz and tell them it broke down.
Brilliant, seriously.
Dont judge me. You weren't there.
But we didnt use that plan becuase there is NEVER ever a place to pull over.


This cathedral was amazing. It was somewhere between Paris and La Sable.
The acoustics were amazing (not sure we were actually supposed to be in there, however)
I sang a hymn, while I was in there, which echoed back at me with such amazing sound, it brought tears to my eyes.


I have been told that the French folks don't like Americans.
Interesting, but not true. The French people were wonderful, kind, helpful and always willing to help us learn a new phrase.
They also have great beds in the French hotels. Which is stangely not the case in any hotel in England so far.
How can you people sleep on a slab, with a bag of cement for a pillow? The nicest hotels in England and the beds are rock hard.

The seminar was last night. How fun it was, with 90 receptive minds and even His Excellency who came from the UAE to attend. I am honored and grateful for every one of you who attended. Some of you travelled a long ways to be here. Thank you! It means a lot.
We did our hypnotic best to learn the BIG O technique and at least a few moans and sighs were heard during our practice session.

That spot on the back of your hand will never be the same. I guarantee it.
The hypnosis technique for creating an orgasm is rather intriguing. It shows us that it really is all in our mind.
The hypnosis orgasm video is here. You can see a clip.
We also learned to use remote influence, manifest wealth, self hypnosis techniques, and hypnotic seduction, and learning to be great at names. You will never be bad at names again. I am sure of it.
Fun was had by all, yes indeed! A few of us met for breakfast this morning- after a 45 minute session of me getting lost while walking- again.

Back tomorrow with more pictures.
Wendi

Next trip, I am set to go to the south coast. Anyone want to join me?

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

I'm In Love

I left London, after the APHP conference, and now I am in France.
This is my first time in France and I just love it. Crepes for dinner tonight... coffee that will keep you up all night, people who are happy and have a wonderful love and respect for their traditions, and ancient castles and forts.
In love with France- such a beautiul place. Today I am in La Rochelle. Love, love, love.

Funny thing about France- it's like they have a different word for everything... like they are speaking a different language or something. ;)

*****

No Fat in France

In the land of crepes and crossiants it is hard to find an overweight person in France. If you do, they are probably a tourist.

Not kidding around- there is something going on here that just keeps people in good shape. They eat cheese, sauces, drink like fish, and enjoy their pastries- which are really tasty by the way. You haven’t lived until you have eaten a croissant in france. How on earth do they stay so thin?

By all standards, looking at the rows of cafes and pastries, these people should be rolling down the street on their triple chins. But no… they are not even sporting a little paunch.

I think I know why. I figured it out yesterday.

I was driving from Paris to La Sables (by the sea) and along the way I got hungry. In the USA I would find a handy drive thru and get some food to stuff down my gullet while driving. But car food is strangely absent from the French countrysid. No drive thru's.

No fast food, and certainly nothing to eat in the car. So, I am on a toll road and stop at the food place and want to get some food to eat IN THE CAR. That’s how we do it in America.

Car food.
Yum.

But no, no, no.

Not a Styrofoam container to be found. Not a paper cup, plate or container to take my food into my car. Not even for coffee.

What the hell do these people do while in their cars, anyway? Just drive and look around?

The healthy food choices in this somewhat fast food café are tremendous.

Brie cheese, fresh fruit, yogurt, lean hot meats, hot vegetables, fresh bread, and more fresh fruit at the end of the line. Crazy French people. Eating fresh healthy food… and not one morsel to consume behind the wheel.

I got to thinking- if the USA had no drive thrus, and you had to actually find time to stop and eat a meal, and that meal offered you food that was not loaded with fats, salt or deep fried, what on earth would happen?

How much eating do americans do in their cars? And 100% of that car food is really bad for you. And if you had no drive thru how much less would you eat?

200 miles of driving yesterday and not one fast food drive through.

Interesting way to consume food. On a plate on a table with a fork- at a table. Who thought of this?

Some skinny people, no doubt. I think their on to something...

Stay well, and be happy. I will see many of you in London on Friday night at our seminar. Good times are coming.

Wendi