Millions of people put things off — and off — and off. But there are often unwanted consequences. You can lose great opportunities this way, lose friends, lose jobs, lose money. Can a person stop procrastinating?
Yes, say EFT tappers. Emotional Freedom Techniques is an easy-to-learn-and-use technique for getting to ultimate causes of personal problems and neutralising them.
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How could your major illness possibly be involved with something bad that happened to you as a child, up to 18? Surprisingly, modern researchers suggest that following this lead could hold promise for you.
In the world’s largest ongoing scientific study connecting serious illness with childhood trauma, the major finding is that, undeniably, unresolved childhood traumatic events are associated with ALL the primary adult health and behaviour risks or diseases. Read more
Did you know you can evolve — or rewire — your brain ON PURPOSE? If you think your life experience needs improvement, explore Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT tapping).
Modern research shows that your thoughts, feelings and experiences (real or imagined) are constantly rewiring your brain anyway. Read more
Jenny had become deeply involved with a new lover, but after two months he had inexplicably dropped her. She was shattered.
She spent the next two months suffering emotional pain, which interfered with her professional work, before she turned to Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT tapping) for help. Read more
Using EFT tapping for personal business success has a growing number of business professionals around the world doing something extraordinary to quickly change their state of mind and body towards higher success.
They are learning to tap on themselves to release subconscious blocks to becoming wealthier. Read more
Want to eliminate a craving? Chocolate? Cakes? Sweets? Coke? An EFT trainee with a 4-litre-a-day Coke-drinking habit did just that, in 3 minutes, at an EFT Certificate Level 1 training weekend.
She did this by tapping on herself while she said a few focussed words. Read more