EFT Practitioner Colin Aldridge has produced a wonderful synthesis of fiction and education called Dangerous Aspects. We learn by stories and one of the ways of helping people to learn about complementary therapies such as EFT is by reading about them in a story.
EFT is effective for treating emotional issues and sometimes an adjustment to your physical biochemistry is needed as well. The Metabolic Typing Diet helps identify the right balance of protein, carbohydrates, and fat that is unique to you.
If you are tired of not having enough money, time, love or success, then this is the e-Book for you! In an easy to follow style, this e-Book combines breakthrough energy psychology techniques from EFT Master Carol Look to open the flow of abundance into your life.
The ultimate Question and Answer Guidebook for using the Emotional Freedom Techniques to feel more alive and energised. The book has over 50 actual case stories of how people have used EFT to handle issues such as Abundance & Prosperity, Addictions, Anxiety, Fears & Phobias, Pain Management, Speaking & Stage Fright, Procrastination, Weight Loss and more.
Ground breaking book written for the layman to learn about EFT and Energy Psychology by Gary Craig, David Feinstein, and Donna Eden.
The Solutions Focus gave me a profound shift in thinking and solving problems. My engineering degree trained me to think in terms of understanding the problem to find the solution. While this makes sense when you need to know why a bridge fell down so that next time it won’t, it is not always the best approach for every area of our lives.
I highly recommend Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress Free Productivity as the most brain friendly time management system that I have come across. It is a quantum leap on top of many of the existing time management systems out there and can help you can control of your time and life.
Sometimes your saying “I love you” in the wrong language; the wrong Love Language. Gary Chapman explains five different love languages and helps you identify what yours is and those your care about.
In the self-help realm, I think there is an unrealistic expectation that if you read all the right books and attend all the right seminars you can become perfect at whatever you set your sights on. Yet, some of us struggle and beat ourselves up when we can’t do what we are not naturally good at. After reading this book, I now know what I’m good at and what I strengths I need to find in others to compliment me. And together we can create our successes.
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