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Tapping for being being too thin skinned
Pod #638: What if it hurts when I am tapping?
A common complaint I hear from my students and clients is that sometimes the act of tapping can be uncomfortable or even painful. This can apply temporarily to a few specific tapping points, for example sinus problems would make it painful to tap around the eyes, or because of injury, illness or a specific sensitivity. This week in the podcast I share with you six different ways to approach tapping when the more typical version of tapping causes discomfort or pain. Subscribe in: ...
Tapping to share my enthusiasm with others
Tapping for being worried about an uncertain future
Tapping to trust my inner guidance
Tapping to allow myself to go against the grain
Tapping for missed opportunities
Tapping to feel understood
Tapping to see that my emotions are not a burden
Pod #637: Tapping for the 3 stages of resistance
One of the biggest struggles I have when being honest with myself is looking at the times when resistance has gotten the best of me. When I give in to resistance it means I knew what to do, how to do it, and why to do it…but I still didn't take action. For me, this feels like the worst type of failure because it feels so personal. I didn't do something poorly that led to my failure. I failed because I couldn't get myself to take action at all. When we think of resistance, we often think ...
Tapping to allow myself to be successful
Tapping for the fear of failure
Tapping to be gentle with my mistakes
Tapping when frustration is getting the best of me
Tapping for seeking support
Tapping to stop putting myself last
Tapping for being worried other define me by my mistakes
Tapping for encouraging my dreams
Pod #636: Tapping for being of two minds
A common human struggle is when we find ourselves in two minds about a situation or event. This most commonly happens when we are facing a choice between two (or more) options that are far from perfect. Over the course of the last number of months I have been hearing from my clients and students about a different type of "being of two minds". Instead of being caught between two options, they are caught between two emotions. In these conversations we have come to the realization that the ...