When working with clients I have noticed that people often believe change is possible and they believe EFT is the tool that will help them to make that change…but they don't believe it is possible for them.
They tell me stories of how they have made too many bad choices, their family history runs too deep, or their habits are just too ingrained.
Over and over again I have heard them say, “It's just too late to change.”
When a part of us doesn't believe it is possible for us to change, it’s very difficult to transform because we don't want to waste effort.
We think, “Since this isn't going to work out in the end why would I bother putting forth any effort to make change?”
And when this happens it is obvious that nothing will change.
Here is a tap-along audio for when it feels like you are too far gone and that transformation just can’t happen for you.
Download it. Listen to it again and again. Each time you tap through it you are creating a little more room for hope. Hope is key to taking action.
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As much as we would like to believe in ourselves, our actions, and our future there are times when that is really difficult to do.
If you type “setting goals” into Google it will return over 450 million results. Study after study has shown how crucial setting goals can be to progress.
Guest: Steve Wells
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