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Dear ,
 I hope this note finds you well. It has been one of those weeks where I thought, "Wow! I
can't believe it's only Tuesday...there is so much time left in the week"
and then thought, "Oh my gosh it's all ready Wednesday. So much to do; so little time."
I have been working on lots of planning and lots of details
for the fall trainings and seminars.
If you haven't seen the details...check them out.
1) I have received a lot of feedback to the article I
published last month on how to end a tapping session. I updated the article to now include an audio tap along to
the script. No charge. You can listen right in the web page or
download it to have forever. Listen here...
2) New podcast this week. I interviewed EFT Master Gwyneth Moss about trauma. This is a top 5 podcast ever. I loved this interview and you will
learn a lot. (link below).
3) When I did the survey back in the spring I received a lot
of requests for information on practice building. This week is the first of a 4 part (which is really 7
article) series on rules that I think a practitioner should always follow. The first installment in up now. (link below)
4) Do you have a question or a surrogate tapping request?
(Yes I will tap for you for free!) Or just drop me a note to say "Hi" http://tappingqanda.com/contact
Blessings,
Gene
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Tapping for
Trauma w/ Gwyneth Moss (Pod #37)
One of the worlds that we throw around when talking about
difficult times is the word trauma. In this interview I talk with EFT Master
Gwyneth Moss about the true nature of trauma. She very succinctly examples
Gwyneth talks about how we experience trauma and how to deal with it. Trauma is
not about something that happens, but the after effects. When we understand the
true nature of trauma wea are much more likely to be able to heal. This is one
of those interviews that is worth listening to a number of times.
Hear more...
Giving It
Away For Free, But Only For Good Reason (1a of 4)
Giving stuff a way for free can be a tricky thing to do as a
practitioner. On one hand it feels
like a good idea because we are exposing potential clients to our products and
services. On the other hand we can
worry that if we give too much away potential clients are only going to take
the free things and never buy.
Giving products and services away for free is a very key
part of my business and marketing plan, but it needs to be more than "give
it away and hope." Every time
we are giving something away for free (products, services, or our time) we need
to be doing for a very specific reason.
We need to be giving away for free with a plan.
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Gene Monterastelli |
Gene Monterastelli is a Baltimore based EFT practitioner. He regularly works with clients in the areas of stress, weight release, limiting beliefs, anxieties, learning disabilities, pain management, and relationship issues.
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