Better Video Games

Use the Power of Your Inner Mind to Master Games

• Do you want to get better at video games?
• Do you want to improve your kill/death ratio?
• Do you want bragging rights on raid night?
• Do you want to dominate the leaderboard?

More than any other kind of game, video games are all mental. There is some physical dexterity involved, but if you want to stand any chance at all of winning at video games you need to master your mind first.

First of all, you can’t allow yourself to get psyched out. You can’t fall into the trap of thinking that you don’t have what it takes to ever be good enough. Whatever it is that you’re not good at now, it does not define you – but believing that it does will.

Studies have shown that people who believe they are not good at something consistently perform worse at that activity than if they were prepped to think that they were good at it before testing. The point? You need to get in the mindset that you can and will become a master if you apply yourself.

You also have to allow your desire to succeed to overpower your fear of losing. If you are worrying about failure, you’re not focusing on the game.

You also have to train yourself to get in the habit of not succumbing to your frustration. Your playing will almost instantaneously plummet in quality the second you allow yourself to get frustrated. But, it’s difficult to just tell yourself not to get frustrated. As hard as you might try, it’s just not going to work unless you can access your emotions on a much deeper level.

Master the Game with Hypnosis

Our certified hypnotherapist Dr. Matthew Cohn uses Theta-level induction hypnosis to get you into a state of relaxed receptiveness, where your unconscious mind will be open to the messages you need to hear to succeed.

You’ll walk away with the bulletproof nerves you need to keep your cool during the game – both to have total confidence in your ability to learn and improve, and to avoid the frustrations that frequently pop up during game play.

Start commanding the leaderboards with Reflective Self-