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You Don’t Need One Minute Miracles, You Just Need To Do A Little Every Day (And Here Is One Way To Start)

August 21, 2013 by Gene Monterastelli

photo by Matthew I have written before on how I think the way we talk about one minute miracles is bad for the EFT community. One minute miracles aren't bad, but I think they create a very unrealistic approach. Just because we don't have one ...

Pod #117: Simple Energy Technique w/ Steve Wells

August 14, 2013 by Gene Monterastelli

One of the things I love most about tapping is its flexibility. Not only can it be used on a wide range of issues, but it can be used in a numerous ways. Steve Wells and his colleague David Lake have spent years playing around with the basic EFT ...

The First Question I Ask When I Can’t Get To The Root Of My Self-Sabotage

August 11, 2013 by Gene Monterastelli

photo by Nina Matthews Sometimes we can be in two minds when it comes to change. There is one part of us that wants the change because it knows our life will be better because of it and then there is another part that wants things to stay the ...

What To Do When It Feels Like EFT Has Lost Its Power

August 8, 2013 by Gene Monterastelli

Good Morning! Most tappers go through the same process. They are introduced to tapping, they love tapping, tapping is really helpful...and then they hit a wall. It feels like tapping isn't as effective as it once was. After a tapping session ...

Pod #116: EFT for Generational Work w/ Jacqui Crooks

August 7, 2013 by Gene Monterastelli

A huge piece of who we are is where we came from. Our personality and our beliefs are shaped from a very early age by the people around us and the stories they told. We describe ourselves by our family name, our heritage, where we grew up, and our ...