Writer's Programming: Revisions and Rewriting

Dick Sutphen

Jun 2021 · Penguin Random House Audio · Narrated by Dick Sutphen

About this audiobook

IMPROVE YOUR CRAFT AND BECOME A MORE SUCCESSFUL, MOTIVATED WRITER BY PROGRAMMING YOUR BRAINIn this transformational audio program, you will discover the inspiration and skills to improve your writing with careful revisions. Learn to write for a unified tone and style, catch all incorrect usages and improper grammar, and edit every word that doesn't enhance your writing.Lie down, take some deep breaths, and simply listen to track 1-Hypnosis and/or Sleep Programming-either as a meditation or as you fall asleep. You will be guided through a full-body relaxation, which takes you down to a level where your subconscious mind is open and receptive to positive suggestions, including: Every day you become better at rewording to improve your writing. You edit to make sure your paragraphs and sentences are to the point. Your writing remains focused on the subject, and you eliminate digressions. You remove unnecessary, redundant, and ineffective sentences and words. You avoid cliches, over exaggerations, and abstract or indirect language.Then visualize yourself as having already accomplished what you desire, and repeat the affirmations, all of which strengthens this programming. Your key trigger words for your posthypnotic conditioned response are: "Revise and rewrite."Track 2-Subliminal Programming-contains the same positive messaging from track 1 embedded in calming music, reinforcing this incredibly powerful mind-programming technique. You can even listen while you write!

About the author

Dick Sutphen was a psychic researcher, past-life therapist, prolific author, and popular speaker. He began his career offering his metaphysical seminars in the late 196s around Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Sedona, Arizona, and since then over 25, people have attended one of his Sutphen Seminars, retreats, or workshops. He authored 25 books, including the million-copy bestseller You Were Born Again to Be Together, and he was the first person to put hypnosis programming on audio for sale, creating over 9 audio products between 1976 and 211. Dick appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows, including the Phil Donahue Show, Good Morning America, and Tom Snyder's Tomorrow Show-where he conducted the first televised past-life regression. He also spoke regularly at festivals and professional organizations, bringing his wisdom to hundreds of thousands of faithful followers of his works. A leader in the field of hypnosis, Dick was honored with many awards throughout his career, including an honorary lifetime membership to the International Hypnosis Federation and the Lifetime Achievement Humanitarian Award presented by the Hypnotherapy Academy in May 219. Dick passed away on September 1, 22, and is survived by his wife, Roberta, and their Lhasa apso puppies.