Why Your Anxiety Talks and You Obey (A Yale Study Explains It)

There's a voice in your head that speaks with total confidence. It tells you you're going to fail, you don't deserve good things, something bad is coming. And your subconscious follows the instructions without checking if any of it is true. In 1961, a Yale psychologist named Stanley Milgram ran an experiment that shows exactly why this happens. His findings explain why anxiety is so hard to shake, why the inner critic has so much pull, and why hypnosis actually works. In this video I break down what Milgram discovered about authority and compliance, why it's running inside my clients with high-functioning anxiety, and why it shows up so often in adult children of alcoholics. I also get into what this means for hypnotists who want consistent results instead of guessing. Want the mental playbook that helps you break the trance you didn't choose and start running your own mind? Grab everything free here: https://social.dancandell.com/ If this was useful, subscribe and send it to someone who needs it. Be well, do good, be true to who you are, and happy healing.