Author: Ron Ball

Emotional, Taxing Time of Year

Tax time in the USA is here. If you’ve already done your taxes, kudos to you. If not, you need to file by midnight, April 15 for federal income taxes. As we say, try EFT on everything, including doing your taxes. EFT can be superb at tax time because the government, taxes and money can red flag all kinds of emotional issues. Use EFT to make your time in April less taxing, more enjoyable and hopefully refundable.

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Writer’s Bach

As I write this … let me start by saying. Ever get writer’s block? Whether you’re writing a book, screenplay, business report or letter, suddenly your mind goes blank. You stare at your computer screen. Or your pen just parks itself on the pad of paper. Instead of words flowing like they’re pouring out of a faucet, they drip out drop by drop. What can you do? There are emotional reasons for writer’s block. Usually, you’re subconsciously resisting something. EFT can be an excellent solution for overcoming writer’s block. Let’s start by loosening things up with some music from Bach.

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Giant 757 Pound Gentle Man Singer

Odds are, you’ve heard the song. Either on the television show ER. Or at the movies viewing–You’ve Got Mail, Meet Joe Black, Finding Forrester or 50 First Dates. It’s a song medley of Somewhere Over the Rainbow and What a Wonderful World. This mellow, uplifting rendition is by the late Hawaiian singer, Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. People affectionately called him “IZ.” He died at 38 years old from respiratory health problems attributed to his obesity. At one time, his weight ballooned up to 757 pounds. Might EFT help people with obesity and weight issues?

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You’re Fired (or Are You Really Freed?)

“You’re fired.” Billionaire Donald Trump has made the phrase famous in his TV show, The Apprentice. But, perhaps the king of firing people was actually John Patterson, CEO of NCR Corporation from 1884 to 1921. Supposedly, one-sixth of America’s top executives from 1910 to 1930 were schooled and fired by Patterson. One time, he fired an executive by removing the person’s desk and chair, parking it in front of the company’s factory, having it soaked in kerosene and set on fire. He takes the term, “fired” to the hilt. Even though being fired or laid off can be emotionally traumatic, there’s another way to think about it–“being freed.” Maybe you should celebrate.

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