Daily Tapping Gets Results

By Kathy Atkinson

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EFT is an amazing process that gets results fast. I personally love the process so much that I have no trouble using EFT on a daily basis. I always have something I need or want to release, or something I want to instill such as confidence, creativity or feeling bold. EFT has become part of my lifestyle. I just naturally turn to it when I need to shift my energy.

When I first began using EFT, I did have to make a point of using the process on a regular basis until it just became part of my day. If you have trouble incorporating EFT into your daily routine, here are some suggestions.

• Tap before you get out of bed in the morning.
• Tap before or after your shower.
• Tap before or after you brush your teeth.
• Tap each time you use the rest room.
• Set a timer or an alarm and tap at the top of each hour.
• Tap before each meal.
• Tap during the commercials on TV.
• Tap before bed.

After a few days of linking these daily activities to EFT, you should no trouble incorporating this process into your day. You can tap on specific things throughout the day or just tap on the EFT meridian points with the intention of keeping your energy high and your immune system strong.

A client recently shared her EFT reminder solutions. "I had a fun time with some girlfriends last weekend. Ate way too much...arghhh why didn't I apply EFT to keep things in line!! I have now put the letters, EFT, in my luggage, on my frig, microwave, bathroom mirror. My watch beeps on the hour ~~ When I hear the beep, it is my cue to be aware and think EFT."

Create some cues for yourself and keep tapping until EFT becomes a daily routine for you.

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While EFT has produced remarkable clinical results, it must still be considered to be in the experimental stage and thus practitioners and the public must take complete responsibility for their use of it.

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