EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 28 MIN
You Are Not Meant To Be Like Everyone Else
from Coffee With Hilary and Les from State of Mind Hypnosis and Training Centre · host Hilary & Les
Ask us a Question or Leave a Comment!We spot a rare red finch and use it as a mirror for the pressure to blend in, then follow that thread into why so many “normal” days quietly feel like suffering. We treat boredom as a serious emotional signal and land on a simple question that helps us reclaim choice without blowing up our lives. • noticing how often we live by other people’s priorities • separating the task from the story our mind adds to it • boredom as a message rather than a personality trait • how prestige and “important” jobs can still feel empty • the mental loop of bills, duty, and feeling trapped • why stepping out of line gets challenged • the Monopoly analogy for staying in a losing game • asking “What do I want?” to break the patternSupport the showWe hope this helps a little as you go through your day.We would love to hear your feedback or questions.We will respond to both in future episodes. Check us out at www.somhypnosis.comJoin our online Community! https://www.skool.com/infinite-mind-school/aboutEmail us [email protected] your own podcast with Buzzsprout!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1810507Support Coffee With Hilary & Leshttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1829917/support
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Ask us a Question or Leave a Comment! We spot a rare red finch and use it as a mirror for the pressure to blend in, then follow that thread into why so many “normal” days quietly feel like suffering. We treat boredom as a serious emotional signal and land on a simple question that helps us reclaim choice without blowing up our lives. • noticing how often we live by other people’s priorities • separating the task from the story our mind adds to it • boredom as a message rathe...
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