12/15 Meeting - Use the power of your mind to change your business and your life

Do you find yourself encountering the same types of problems in both your personal and professional life? Or do you solve a problem only to have it pop up again? Your mind is very powerful, but most of what it does lies deep below the surface. Negative thoughts can have a profound effect on your daily life, but most of us are completely unaware. We develop patterns of negative thought that control us without our knowledge. Recognizing these patterns is the first step to allowing us to change them. Marcie Williams-Browning is the owner of Chrysalis Hypnosis Center. She is a certified Hypnotist and regression specialist with the National Guild of Hypnotists. She teaches classes in healing techniques, past life regression, the Law of Attraction and has co-authored and co-facilitates Another WeighTM - CharlotteÂÂ's premier weight management program. Marcie also writes monthly articles about the mind, the law of attraction, weight management and other motivational topics. Marcie will introduce us to the field of hypnosis and dispel the myths that surround it. SheÂÂ'll discuss negative thoughts patterns and teach us how to change them with useful tips and tools that will lead us toward a happier, healthier personal and professional life. As Marcie says, ÂÂ"Perception is everything.ÂÂ" The JCBC was organized in 2004 as a way to bring Jewish business and professional leaders together for advice and mutual support. The group meets on the third Tuesday of each month with a guest speaker discussing a topic of interest to our business community. Meetings are held at 6:30pm in Luski Hall, which is room 207 of the Bernstein Building in Shalom Park. Meeting Schedule: 6:30 to 7:00 pm - snacks and networking 7:00 to 7:15 pm - roundtable introductions of members and guests 7:15 to 8:00 pm - guest speaker and questions and answers. Bring business cards to share! PLEASE RSVP EARLY SO WE CAN PLAN OUR REFRESHMENTS. INVITE A FRIEND! Attendance is free, but we do ask for a $2 contribution to cover the costs of snacks and drinks.