From the category archives:

Performance

EFT to Open Creative Flow

Feeling blocked with your creative process can be so frustrating and disheartening. Here are some ways to help open up the flow again. You Can Try EFT Basics You can use the usual formula for tapping by saying, “Even though I have these creative blocks, I want to love and accept myself.” And say that [...]

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Where Did Your Momentum Go?

Do you ever get really excited about a project, get the detailed plans lined out, find the people you want to help you? You’re all jazzed about it and really on a roll… And suddenly you’re dragging your feet. All kinds of reasons are showing up to do it later, slow your timeline, change your [...]

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EFT To Recharge Your Motivation

Some days you’re more motivated than others – to really get into your work or your project. When your enthusiasm is drooping a little, it’s not always clear what the cause is. Last week you were really charged up to move on that project. Today, however, is another story… What’s The Deal? Lack of motivation [...]

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Fuzzy Lines: Separating Yourself From Your Work

(Rather listen? Turn up your speakers and click on the arrow.) You’re right in the middle of your project or a client session, going full-out. Feels great, doesn’t it? Just being totally immersed in what you love. Almost as if you and your work are one — no separation. On one level, that’s an amazing [...]

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Chasing Your Passion vs. Committing To It

(If you’d rather listen, turn up your speakers and click the arrow.) “Chase down your passion like it’s the last bus of the night.” I love that quote from Glade Byron Addams! It has some real fire to it, and dreaminess, and hope — all great things to experience. The chase is so romantic, isn’t [...]

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Keeping Your Edge While Keeping Calm

With EFT, it’s totally possible to stay sharp and stay cool simultaneously. Is this hard for you to believe? If so, you’re surely not alone. Many people are concerned that they’ll lose their edge if they tap away tension. What’s Your Version? This misconception shows up over and over again in several ways. Maybe one [...]

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