With classic EFT, at the end of our setup statement we say, “I deeply and completely accept myself.” This reassuring phrase removes any conflicts. It’s integrative, uniting all parts of ourselves consciously and unconsciously. One of the things I hear from people who are new to EFT is that it doesn’t seem to work for them. Although they try and try EFT, they don’t get any results. Are they using Will power?
Read MoreLet’s quit nagging smokers to quit smoking. Let’s stop all of the shocking, fearful public service announcement scare tactics. They don’t work because they don’t address the most important element. Yes, intellectually people know smoking is “bad” for them. It’ just that they love to smoke. A smoker might say, “smoking gives me pleasure, helps me relax, helps me think, or makes me feel that I’m not alone.”
Read MoreThe 2011 Tapping World Summit ended last week. Since then, the Ortner production team of Nick, Jessica, and Alex, have had a lot of inquiries from people wondering how to mobilize the collective energies of the hundreds of thousands of people who participated in the summit to help with the tragedy in Japan. Nick Ortner has offered a positive way to do this. Our collective energies can make a difference, but Nick also believes that it’s vitally important to tap through our own responses to the tragedies we face in life.
Read MoreIt starts on Monday, February 21st and runs for 10 consecutive days with two presentations every night. It’s the 2011 Tapping World Summit. The event is free and you can also order recordings afterwards. You’ll hear a rare collection of interviews from the experts that teach and live daily with the tapping tools, applied both in their own lives and those of their clients. The 2011 Tapping World Summit will also give you real-life insight into these experts’ personal lives and how they utilize tapping in their daily practice. These experts will reveal things that they’ve never shared in a live event before.
Read MoreI was recently doing an EFT seminar and a young woman wanted to deal with her fear of driving. It wasn’t about driving on the local roads. Her anxiety sped up about driving on Interstate Highway 95. It’s the main route from Florida to Maine so there are a lot of trucks traveling at high speeds tailgating cars. Even the thought of talking about it made her edgy. Her hands started to sweat and her heart rate increased. I’m not fond of driving on the 95 myself and checking my rearview mirror to see a big ole Mack or Peterbuilt truck suddenly roaring up behind me.
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