You can even ask any personal development expert what they’d recommend doing to change unconscious traumas, beliefs and unconscious blocks and more often than not you’ll hear them recommend Tapping…

Figuring out if you have any money blocks is really simple… just ask yourself, “Am I making as much money as I’d like to?”

If the answer is No…then you have some money blocks. It’s as simple as that…

Just take a look at your financial situation. If you have any money issues, if you struggle to pay any of your bills, or if you’re just stuck at an income level, not able to grow as quickly as you’d like to…then you have unconscious blocks that are preventing you from being where you want to be financially.

For me I remember that I was stuck in a pattern of just getting by, then struggling and building debt, then catching up on my debt and just getting by again, and then repeating the cycle, only each time the debt I would get into would get higher and higher.

When I was in a million dollars of debt after my real estate business crash, it unfortunately wasn’t the first time I’d been in debt. I’d been through the pattern of building up debt before.

And it was because of the unconscious patterns that I kept running. It wasn’t until I started using Tapping that I was able to change those patterns.

When I look back at the things I was doing back then to block myself and sabotage myself they seem silly…but at the time I couldn’t see what was going on.

And that’s likely the way it is for you. You probably can’t see the patterns that you’re running that are keeping you stuck.

Don’t worry though…because I’m going to show you exactly how you can eliminate all of your money blocks easily and effortlessly using Tapping

The 2nd major issue around your experience with money, is STRESS, because that’s what stops us on an everyday, moment-to-moment basis.

Stress, of course, can show up in many forms—anxiety, worry, insomnia, low energy, procrastination, even other health issues.

When I was going through all of the financial issues I went through, coming out of over a million dollars of debt, stress was an extremely prevalent issue that I had to deal with on a daily basis.

We all know, probably too well, what being stressed out feels like. What we don’t always know is what happens to our brains when we’re stressed.

Ever notice how you “freeze” at stressful moments?

Like when you get up to give a presentation and suddenly forget everything you’ve been studying and practicing? Or when you’re in a meeting and your boss criticizes you in front of the entire room? Or even something simpler, like when you look at a stack of bills? Or sit in front of the computer with an enormous amount of tasks in front of you?

Ever notice how, at those exact moments, it’s like you suddenly can’t think? How you forget things you know really well? How solutions to problems that later seem so simple feel impossible when you’re first confronted with that stressful situation?

That’s because when stress hits, your body goes into what’s called “fight or flight.”

In fight or flight, large parts of your brain actually shut down when you need it most. Critical sections of your brain literally go on strike!

To make matters worse, when you go from “fight or flight” into a “freeze” state your body is effectively storing the stress of that moment.

Dr. Robert Scaer, a neurologist who has researched traumatic stress, has found that the “freeze” response encapsulates stress in our bodies, preventing us from moving on after a stressful event until we’ve found a way to release the stress that’s literally lodged in our bodies, in our muscles, even our cells. We’ve found a way to release this stress…

Something stressful happens, or you start thinking about something stressful, like the fact that no matter how hard you work, you always seem to find yourself struggling to pay your bills. Or how unfulfilled you are in your current endeavors. Or just simply how much you have to do!

Within seconds, the part of your brain called the amygdala, the almond-shaped part of your midbrain, tells your body to release stress hormones.

Adrenaline and cortisol, which is often called “the stress hormone”, floods your body, shutting down the creative problem-solving parts of your brain, slowing down your digestion, constricting blood vessels, and more…

Which means your stress is now physical…

It’s controlling how you think, how your body and brain function, how creative you can be, how quickly your brain can react to a given situation.

In “fight or flight”, stress is literally limiting what you’re capable of achieving.

So that big presentation you need to ace to get that big promotion and raise at work? It may not go so well if your stress level is that high.

That to do list that you want to power through…now you’re stressed, not thinking as clearly, making poor decisions and things seem to take forever.

When you’re under chronic stress, as most of us are when we’re concerned about our money situation or our careers, you’re never able to think with your full brain, or use the full power of your problem-solving abilities, or your memory.

So ask yourself this question…

“Am I dealing with any stress right now?”

You’re probably saying “haha…of course I am! Who isn’t?!”

So if you’re living with regular stress in your life it’s likely preventing you from being able to think clearly, make good decisions and move towards reaching your financial goals…

Think about your everyday life…

If you could eliminate all of the stress that you’re dealing with or at least significantly reduce it, how much better would you feel and how much easier would it be to be able to reach your goals?

Tapping has been scientifically proven to reduce stress. Which means that when you use Tapping to lower your stress levels you’re able to take back control of your body and brain so that you can use it for what you WANT to use it for (like creating your financial freedom)…and not have it controlling you!

A study performed by Dr. Dawson Church, PhD and Dr. David Feinstein, PhD, measured cortisol levels before and after treatment.

83 participants were divided into 3 groups: the 1st group received an hour of Tapping; the 2nd group received an hour of psychotherapy (“talk” therapy); the 3rd group (control group) received no treatment.

The researchers measured cortisol levels before and after the treatment. Cortisol was measured because it is known as the “stress hormone” of the body. As stress goes up, cortisol levels go up.

When the researchers were measuring the cortisol levels of the Tapping group after treatment they thought they had a problem…

The levels had dropped so significantly in such a short period of time that they thought there must be something wrong with their equipment.

They kept recalibrating their equipment and retesting until they finally came to the conclusion that there was in fact…nothing wrong with their equipment but rather that…the Tapping worked!

Results: The 1st group (Tapping) demonstrated a 24% decrease in cortisol levels; the 2nd and 3rd groups showed no change in cortisol levels.

The reality: Psychotherapy alone relieves stress, but over a long period of time. The immediate benefits of psychotherapy don’t register in your body, where excessive amounts of the “stress hormone” cortisol still run rampant, putting your health at risk.

Study findings: Tapping balances activity between the sympathetic and parasympathetic regions of your brain, producing “a neutral emotional state,” the gold standard of health and wellness.

How Tapping Can Change Your Financial Reality…

Whenever I talk to people about using Tapping to improve their finances, their initial response always tends to be something like “What does Tapping have to do with making more money?”

They assume that if they wanted to learn how to make more money they’d take some type of course that taught techniques like how to invest in the stock market, or in real estate, or land your dream job, or how to run your own business.

And while those things can be helpful, for most people they completely miss the boat and don’t help them in any way.

Learning all of those techniques is useless if you have underlying issues going on that prevent you from succeeding.

Tapping changes all of that though…

If you’re new to Tapping, you’re probably wondering…
“What is Tapping?”

Tapping, otherwise known as EFT or Emotional Freedom Techniques, is a combination of Ancient Chinese Acupressure and Modern Psychology.

It was developed originally by Roger Callahan in the 1980’s and modified and expanded upon by Gary Craig. Since then, thousands of psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors, coaches and individual users have adopted this powerful technique for use on themselves, their clients, family members and more.

This simple technique literally involves “tapping” on the meridian points of our body while saying certain statements.

EFT has been known to work for years by psychologists, therapists, coaches and everyday people. In recent years a major push has been made for more evidence based research and the results have been astounding!

Clinical research studies with EFT are proving impressive results in a variety of areas such as relief from chronic pain, emotional problems, addictions, phobias, post traumatic stress disorder, athletic performance, PTSD, and among other things…yes…amazing results with financial success!

Check out this short video to see what experts are saying about the effectiveness of Tapping…

I want you to be able to do what I did and what so many of my clients have done, which is to drastically improve your finances in a short period of time, in a way that is simple and effective, all with the aid of Tapping.

Now when I went through those drastic changes, I had to do it all on my own, and a lot of the time I felt really alone in my quest to improve my finances. There were a lot of times that I wanted to quit and just cave in, and I don’t want you to go through that yourself.