By Steve Wells One of my clients once disclosed to me that she was spending up to 4 ½ hours tapping each day. I told her it was time to go out and take some action, rather than waiting until everything was perfect before she moved. She started taking “baby… Read More »Is your tapping a distraction from action?
By Steve Wells Michael Phelps recently broke the world record for the 100m butterfly at the US Nationals, in a time of 50.22 seconds, beating Ian Crocker’s previous record of 50.40. The 100m butterfly was one of the events that Phelps won in Beijing, where he won an incredible eight… Read More »Rest Your Way to Peak Performance
By Steve Wells “It is only with the heart that you can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.”- Antoine de Saint Exupéry, The Little Prince Emotional Freedom is neither a technique nor a set of techniques. Emotional Freedom may be the reason or the goal… Read More »Emotional Freedom is not a technique
By Steve Wells I wrote this article ahead of International Men’s Health Week which will be held next week (June 15-21): Here’s a radical feminist joke for you: Q: Why do men die earlier? A: Because they deserve it! I’m not even going to ask how many of you find… Read More »Why Men Die Earlier and Suffer More
By Steve Wells The illusion of success is that it is always off in the distance, somewhere else, that place we’d rather be, anywhere but here. You don’t get to feel successful until you are successful, which is after you have done what you think you need to do. So… Read More »Success and Happiness Now
By Steve Wells When using EFT, the first step is to design a set-up statement, which includes a self-acceptance statement combined with a description of the problem. Something along the lines of “I accept myself even though I have this (problem)”. Or “Even though I have this (problem), I deeply… Read More »Self-Acceptance and the EFT Set-up Statement
By Steve Wells When using EFT, the first step is to design a set-up statement, which includes a self-acceptance statement combined with a description of the problem. Something along the lines of “I accept myself even though I have this (problem)”. Or “Even though I have this (problem), I deeply… Read More »Self-Acceptance and the EFT Set-up Statement
By Dr. David Lake “The Art Of Medicine Consists Of Amusing The Patient While Nature Cures The Disease.” (Voltaire) Much of the confusion relating to results of EFT—and ‘tapping’ generally—is because of the way these results are described—a language problem. An added problem is the intellectual conflict between ‘orthodox’ and… Read More »The Importance of Being Precise
By Dr. David Lake “The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.” (Voltaire) Much of the confusion relating to results of EFT—and ‘tapping’ generally—is because of the way these results are described—a language problem. An added problem is the intellectual conflict between ‘orthodox’ and… Read More »The Importance of Being Precise
By Steve Wells I am awakened in the middle of the night by my daughter’s voice. She is pleading with my wife. “I’m scared!” Then a resigned response from Louise, “Ok, hop in here then…” The next minute my daughter’s body is encroaching on my sleeping space as she lies… Read More »Teaching Your Kids to Tap