Kimberly Friedmutter and TWE Host Stacey Gualandi
By Stacey Gualandi/April 18, 2019
A BRAND NEW interview on The Women’s Eye Radio as Stacey Gualandi interviews Kimberly Friedmutter, the author of the just released Subconscious Power: Use Your Inner Mind to Create the Life You’ve Always Wanted.
Friedmutter has helped everyone from powerful CEOs to celebrities by simply tapping into their subconscious.
“That’s where all of your primal gusto comes from, your gut, your intuition, your instincts,” she says. Essentially, it’s like “zoning out to really zone in.”
But now she is paving the way for all of us to achieve positive, lasting change, through her new book.
You can apply a form of self-hypnosis to access the inner mind, she says, and by doing that you can achieve your highest goals.
I first met Friedmutter in Las Vegas last year as she was working on Subconscious Power. She says her “6 Principles” to unlocking your mind and “hypnotic hacks” – or self -hypnosis exercises – helped her personally overcome obstacles and find clarity.
I thought (subconsciously) it would be great to share her guidance so we might all have the opportunity to start living our best life.
Friedmutter began a modeling career at 14. She later became an actress and TV personality; and after a long-running radio talk show in Los Angeles, she earned the nickname “Mystic in Cowboy Boots.”
Kimberly, her husband Brad, and Stacey at the Power of Love event in Las Vegas/2018
Now, as a board-certified master hypnotist, therapist and life management expert, her life’s work is devoted to bringing people back into balance. “Everything you need to create the life of your dreams is within you,” says the first-time author.
“My book will teach you how to make choices that are positive and affirming. With a little help, you can unlock the magic you already possess.”
In the words of Friedmutter: “Expect the exceptional.”
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