Tapping into the Good Life -Bruner&Yates

While being right seems like it feels good, it can often come at a cost. Letting go of the need to prove we are right -and maybe even being willing to admit that we have been wrong - may seem unappealling, but can open us up to greater happiness and success. We talk and tap about this.

Let's face it - very rarely does life offer us a written guarantee that everything will work out perfectly. Life involves risk. But understandably, this can be a deterent for us at times. Your happiness is worth the risk. We talk and tap about this.

For those of us who have discovered the benefits of tapping, it can become tempting to feel we need to use it all the time... maybe even spending time on it - or just worring about not having time to do it - when that time and energy could be used in better ways. We talk and tap about this.

Life can get hectic - especially when we are constantly mentally travelling back and forth between the past and future. But the only place we can take action is in the moment. We talk and tap about this.

Most folks are certain that what stops them from taking action is a fear of failure. But the fear of success can be even more crippling. We talk and tap about this.

Not getting the results we want can be frustrating - but chances are that we are doing things - or not doing things - that are keeping us from the results we say we want. What might be stopping you...? We talk and tap about this.

Yes - visualizing and intentionalizing your goals is a big part of manifesting - but it's not the only part. The last six letters of "attraction" are "action!" Sometimes we're blocked on this part. We talk and tap about this.

To attract really good things into our lives, it is important to focus on what we want, as opposed to putting our energy into what we are hoping to get away from. We talk and tap about this.

Fighting against what's so - living in denial or defiance of current circumstances - makes it challenging at best to move forward. Acceptance doesn't mean resignation, but a willingness to take things as they are - and then we can change them if need be. We talk and tap about this.

Anger is a natural emotion - and has it's place. But many of us have unhealthy ways of dealing with it - or not deling with it, as the case may be. We talk and tap about this.

By the time folks find EFT, they've often tried other ways of getting over issues, often with limited success. This can lead to a hopeless feeling. We talk and tap about this.