The EFT Switchwords Experiment
One of the values of EFT and tapping is that it often “bubbles up” issues at a subconscious level so we can release them.
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Author: Ron Ball
Introducing MindSigns Personal Billboards
I discovered EFT by “accident.” In 2001, I was a stressed out business executive. My youngest daughter was dealing with the challenges of high school — all the studying, tests, peer pressure, and difficulties of growing up. At the same time, my father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. These factors jolted me into being motivated to find alternatives to prescription drugs. That’s when I was fortunate to find EFT. Plus, I came up with an unusual idea that helped lift their spirits.
Read MoreI Quit
Maybe you don’t need to quit because you’re not doing it. If you are, quit right now. Quite acquiescing to the focus on negative news. Psychological intuitive and energy therapist, Carol Tuttle has had enough so she’s launching her official 2009 “I Quit” campaign. You can find out the details by listening to Carol’s radio show this Sunday, February 15th.
Read MoreTeen Brains
I’ve got some news that may surprise you. Most of us learned that the first three years of a child’s life are critical in brain development. Maybe you bought some music by Mozart or Beethoven for your baby. Or you bought special toys to help your child learn, grow and develop. Well, guess what? You may need to do the same for your rebellious teenager. We’re discovering that it’s not just a hormonal thing that affects teen behavior.
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Free De-Stress Kit
Thirty-eight years ago, Alvin Toffler’s book, Future Shock hit bookstores. Since then it’s sold over six million copies and been published in over 50 countries. Toffler’s shortest definition of future shock is a personal perception of “too much change in too short a period of time.” His subsequent books included The Third Wave, PowerShift, and Revolutionary Wealth. In a world running on turbo mode, Toffler warns that many people will find it increasingly difficult and painful to keep up with constantly shifting change.
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