I learned to type at an evening class. I practised and practised and got pretty fast, and am even quicker today.
Before going to sleep at night I would lie in my bed with my eyes shut and ‘type in my mind’. Please bear with me – I haven’t totally lost the plot (not totally you understand)! I found that I progressed very quickly. Who needs a keyboard in front of you when you can use hypnosis?
Every time I had five minutes, like when I was sitting in the bus with nothing to do, I would shut my eyes and hypnotically tap out a few pages. I gave myself suggestions beforehand that my fingers would know exactly where to go and would connect to the relevant keys without too much conscious thought getting in the way. Of course, I also practised on a real keyboard like the rest of my evening class group – but the tutor was really surprised how fast I could type so soon.
Trusting your unconscious mind to work for you
Sometimes when I want to go to sleep quickly I will mentally type out hypnotic suggestions of sleepiness to myself on the way into sleep. This ‘ties up the conscious mind’ – which makes me more suggestible to my own suggestions! (Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better… Try it!) When you type, you have to let your fingers do the thinking – so you just have to focus on what you write, not how.
It’s great to be able to touch type really fast. Hypnosis can accelerate your typing learning and speed and really bring you on as a super fast typist. We’ve had many requests to bring out a hypnotic download to improve typing speed, and the memory of my own touch-typing learning was a great help in developing this new hypnosis session for hypnosisdownloads.com. Hope you like it.
Mark
PS My, that was fast! ☺
I have used this technique myself and it works like a charm. But how about image streaming originally developed by Dr. Win Wenger?
This amazingly simple technique lets you boost your brain power, intelligence and talking fluency considerably. Here are the steps:
1. Sit back and relax as much as possible. Take a deep breath and close your eyes.
2. Start describing out loud whatever images,sounds or feeling that come to your mind.
3. Talk as quickly as you can and describe immediate immediate sensory impressions in the present tense like, “I see a big green apple” or “I feel soft, wet sand squish between my toes as I look up at the sparkling blue sky”
You will be amazed at the results!!!
Thanks Milos
I will certainly give this self hypnotic technique a go
Mark
Hi Mark,
Thankfully I am not the only one who mentally types out sentences when I want to calm myself down! I’m glad you’ve shared that insight - I don’t feel quite such a weirdo anymore…..
Lyndsay
Sure beats “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog”