Game Psychology

Anyone who has ever been around a narcissist knows how nasty his game can be. The narcissist will gaslight you. He will destroy your business and your financial security. He will annihilate your relationships with almost everyone in your life. If you don’t like him, or if you speak ill of him, he will do whatever it takes to demean, devalue, and destroy you.

Automatic Golf: Hypnotherapy for Improving Your Game is a guide to help a golfer create the necessary frame of mind for improving his or her game. It emphasizes the mental aspect of the game. We have all watched a golfer take his or her practice swing and have seen how very different it often is from the swing that is actually put on the ball. Why the difference? The difference is mental. The mind, with all its doubts, fears, and feelings of unworthiness, often gets in the way of the golfer when he or she steps up to the tee.

Of all the MBTI personality types, an INFJ is the most perplexing. In the final game of Clue, all the Tudor Mansion guests prepare for a masquerade ball. Sir Tudor returns to his estate along with the King of Cups, our girl's ESFJ crush. Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, takes off her mask to explain the psychology behind the INFJ mask.

Author Laura Cone takes listeners to the library of the Tudor mansion library to explain the INFJ stare as the MBTI game of Clue continues. Our INFJ girl finally confronts the King of Cups, who pulls up to the Tudor mansion in his black Chevy Camaro, making Miss Scarlet and Mrs. Peacock swoon.

Author Laura Cone, an INFJ personality type, explains the mystery of the INFJ's retreat to solitude. Why do INFJs spend so much time alone, often rebuffing people who want to hug them? Are INFJs people who need people? In this MBTI game of Clue, Professor Plum (INTJ) plays the piano for our depressed INFJ girl while the King of Cups (ESFJ) holds court with Miss Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, and Mrs. White in the dining room.

How many ways can you cope with stress? What are the signs you are having way too much stress at one time? Discover the inward and outward signs of stress and ways to cope in this informative guide.

You’ve been working on your game. You know what you’re capable of; you’ve done it over and over again in practice, scrimmages, and games against your friends. Then game time comes, and...nothing. You're invisible on the court. Knowing the skills you have, this is really frustrating. Is it mental? Is it physical? Is it something else? It’s a little bit of all those and more. This workbook, Playing as Well as You Practice, will move you past it.

Here, I’m sharing essential tips about playing overseas basketball that you may never otherwise have been told - until you were on the wrong end of this information (which is how I learned all this stuff).