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Unlocking True Authenticity: Marcus Matthews on Dehypnotizing Your Mind and Living from Love


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What does it really mean to live authentically? Most of us think we are—until we realize our behaviors, beliefs, and "truths" are shaped by traumas, societal expectations, family projections, and the mind's safety mechanisms.

In this powerful episode of Mindset Matters More, host sits down with Marcus Matthews—award-winning Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist, Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) Trainer trained by world-renowned Marisa Peer, Mind Mentor, former soldier and police officer, and founder of Make Your Life Count.

Marcus (The Mind Mentor), based near Shrewsbury on the English-Welsh border, blends hypnotherapy, coaching, and mentoring to help high performers, executives, and everyday people overcome deep blocks. He shares his journey from rock bottom (including a brutal assault as a police officer and childhood near-drowning trauma) to transformation, plus his recent intense Fan Dance challenge in the Brecon Beacons with ex-SAS/Delta Force operators.

Key topics: authenticity as your "true truth" vs. agreed-upon beliefs; the mind as a prediction/safety machine; "dehypnotism" over traditional hypnosis; love vs. "God" vibration for manifestation (with a fresh take on the Jesus story as ultimate manifestation); mentoring's unique power ("I see you, I believe in you—let's go"); why transformation is messy/dark work; four pillars (environment, communication/boundaries, understanding why, clarity on what you need vs. want); neuroplasticity, frequency, and "tuning" your reality (E=mc² insights); reframing setbacks; and practical tools to clear inner "stink" and step into peace/purpose.

Marcus also discusses his free webinar ("4 Pillars of Happiness" immersion + positive mindset bonus) and National Mentoring Day work.

Guest links: marcusamatthews.com | makeyourlifecount.co.uk | @marcusamatthews (Instagram)


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Mindset Matters MoreBy Andy Hoffer