A woman in her late 50s came to me seeking help for her severe fear of flying. Her job required frequent travel, but the fear she experienced before each flight was overwhelming. She used medication and alcohol to numb her anxiety, but this left her feeling exhausted and unfocused during work meetings. She logically understood that flying was safe, yet every time the plane’s door closed, she felt panicked, dizzy, and out of control. In hypnosis, we traveled back to pivotal moments in her life to understand the origin of her fear. The first scene was when she was 8 years old, after the death of her beloved grandmother. Her family traveled overseas for the funeral, and during the long 9-hour flight, her mother cried uncontrollably, and her father drank to cope with the stress. She began to associate flying with suffering and helplessness, feeling unable to comfort her mother. She internalized the belief that flying was negative. The second scene revealed another traumatic event: her father’s death when she was 19. Just weeks later, she flew to the States for college, still grieving. This association between flying and loss continued, and she began experiencing panic attacks on flights. During the reframing process, we addressed these memories and helped her realize that losing a loved one is part of life and has nothing to do with the safety of flying. The breakthrough moment came when she recognized that her fear of flying was rooted in a deeper fear of not living her own life fully. Her grandmother and father never truly lived with passion, and she had unknowingly carried this sense of dissatisfaction. Once she made this connection, she was amazed at the power of her mind and how it had influenced her behavior. After listening to her personalized recording for 21 days, she took a trip to Costa Rica. Three months later, she reached out to share her life-changing news: “I decided to stay in Tamarindo. I got an offer to work here, and although it’s not the same pay, I’ve never been happier. I’ve finally started living my life, and I love flying now. Thank you for helping me change everything.”