TO HELP YOU GET THERE

Michael Oddo

Master stage hypnotist

When you are going to a conference training or event, plan it out over time such as booking your hotel in advance. I like to do these tips months out. Also, this allows you to spread the cost out over time as you pay for attending the event, get a car at the airport, and even book your flight.

Belong to a travel group. I belong to Expedia Gold level which gets me discounts and sale prices, and I earn points to help me save even more money. Also, this gives you trip protection which can be helpful.

Also, make sure to line up long-term parking beforehand. The more you do before you go the easier it will be on the day of travel.

Always watch your hotel booking to make sure the room is refundable should you need to cancel, likewise it is also helpful to spend a few extra dollars to book a refundable flight; you never know what might come up.

Driving, I have snacks I keep in the car so I am not stuck at gas stations for food. I have a cooler also for drinks so I do not have extra expenses. In my cooler, I keep raw carrots, Energy drinks, cheese, and deli meat. I also always have raw almonds for some reason, they help keep me alert at 4 a.m. All that said I still have the option of gas station snacks too.

Traveler 3

Jim Kellener

Author, Stage Hypnotist And Speaker

As a performer, I have a couple of things that I recommend – whenever possible I schedule my flights on Southwest or another airline that lets you change your ticket without a fee because you never know when you’re going to get another last-minute booking and have to change your flight schedule. If it’s at all possible, I fly in the day before the show or speaking event, even if I have to pay for an extra night at a hotel room. So that I’m not stressed about flight delays which might cause me to be late for the show or miss it completely. If a client is paying for a hotel, I will often recommend that they pay for the night before as well for that reason. Also, you’re likely to have a better show/performance if you’re not flying or traveling on the same day. You’ll be well rested. Get some cash, especially one and five-dollar bills. Many of us don’t carry cash regularly anymore but it’s nice to have a few bucks to be able to tip the shuttle driver or skycap. Many hotel locks are not very secure and could be broken or malfunctioned. Buy a portable lock and/or alarm for the hotel room. Something like this works well or another one would probably be fine. Portable Door Lock Home Security, forty Travel Door Locker Latch Traveling Extra Locks Lockdown, for Additional Safety and Privacy. For Hotel Home College Apartment (Red) https://a.co/ d/7zSr8HH. Once when my sons were younger we stayed in a hotel and in the morning I went down to talk to the front desk. When I came back, I turned the handle and walked right in because the door wasn’t locked. I admonished my sons for not locking the door as I had instructed them to do. They said that they had. I then checked and discovered that the hotel door did not lock at all. Someone could’ve just opened the door at any time when we were in the room or not. Bring snacks! For the flight and for later in the hotel, if you get hungry.

Saunders Internation Stage Hypnotis and Podcaster

Last but not least, my fellow traveling traveler says the best tip is great headphones, powerbank charger for your phone and enjoy the journey.

y name is Amanda M. Dodd, I was an assistant for Linda Thunberg at the conference this time around. I did not present, but Dan had said to send in my info during the conference. I would be thrilled if the offer still stands, and if not that’s okay too, I appreciate the whole experience of meeting so many wonderful people in person at the conference. Well done all of you!! Thank you so much for your time and effort!

I’m a certified Clinical hypnotherapist as well as a Transpersonal hypnotherapist and coach. My practice is called Healing Beyond Trauma and I specialize in working with clients over- coming PTSD & C-PTSD responses, unwiring patterns of Codependency, and resolving residual trauma.

The other side of my practice is very spiritual, having been aware of being a medium since childhood it’s largely part of my passion and purpose to support others as they develop their abilities and open up to that whole experience of transcendence within their own lives. I am a certified QHHT-1 practitioner, as well as Past Life and Life Between Lives regressionist. I do this and other modalities to help my clients understand and step into their soul’s purpose for this life, reaching their higher potential with confidence. These sessions can be deeply transformative and beneficial, such an honor to hold space for and witness!