Comments on: A Necessary Shift in Perspective http://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/vital/ Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:49:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Martyn Pughhttp://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/vital/comment-page-3/#comment-921 Martyn Pugh Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:44:58 +0000 http://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/?p=194#comment-921 my personal thought on this is yes you should charge for a service, I have looked at many ways of working from home over the years & learnt some harsh lessons on being conned. So if they can ask for say $25 for providing a "database of work opportunities" when in reality they just give you a list of websites. If you provide something that is of value & with tapping I say a very definate YES. Why shouldn't you charge for it ?? if I invested the kind of money you have I would want to get it back unless of course money is of no importance in which case you either have enough money already or dont need it.The only downside to charging such a high rate means a lot of the poor people in the world miss out. But then there are ways of getting a watered down version of this information which I find pretty useful. Your Tapping world summit is free & very useful so that covers us for the time being.Anyway I would much rather see you get rich & happy than the likes or the Royal Bank of Scotland in the UK who seem to think its ok to charge customers fees for going overdrawn but when they were billions of pounds in debt the UK tax payers had to bail them out & now their workers get big bonuses.This is the very reason why I am glad that thanks to your summit I don't worry about money anymore & realise there are more important things in life like my family's love & affection.Best of luck in the future Nick :)thanks to you & Dax Moy for turning my life aroundregardsmartyn (Essex) (UK) my personal thought on this is yes you should charge for a service, I have looked at many ways of working from home over the years & learnt some harsh lessons on being conned. So if they can ask for say $25 for providing a “database of work opportunities” when in reality they just give you a list of websites. If you provide something that is of value & with tapping I say a very definate YES. Why shouldn’t you charge for it ?? if I invested the kind of money you have I would want to get it back unless of course money is of no importance in which case you either have enough money already or dont need it.

The only downside to charging such a high rate means a lot of the poor people in the world miss out. But then there are ways of getting a watered down version of this information which I find pretty useful. Your Tapping world summit is free & very useful so that covers us for the time being.

Anyway I would much rather see you get rich & happy than the likes or the Royal Bank of Scotland in the UK who seem to think its ok to charge customers fees for going overdrawn but when they were billions of pounds in debt the UK tax payers had to bail them out & now their workers get big bonuses.

This is the very reason why I am glad that thanks to your summit I don’t worry about money anymore & realise there are more important things in life like my family’s love & affection.

Best of luck in the future Nick :)

thanks to you & Dax Moy for turning my life around

regards

martyn (Essex) (UK)

]]> By: Dr. Kirk Mahoney at SpryFeet.comhttp://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/vital/comment-page-3/#comment-830 Dr. Kirk Mahoney at SpryFeet.com Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:42:45 +0000 http://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/?p=194#comment-830 Nick, you can be absolutely certain that anyone who criticizes you for charging for what you do has at least one but probably many counter-intentions or negative beliefs about money. If you want to challenge the money critics directly, then simply ask them whether they will do whatever paid work they do for no money or for some minimal amount that YOU will dictate. I suspect that every single one of them will say, "No!" But I recommend that you simply ignore the money critics. By the way, I had vacillated for a few weeks about ordering a copy of The Tapping Solution, but I just ordered one because of this blog post! Nick, you can be absolutely certain that anyone who criticizes you for charging for what you do has at least one but probably many counter-intentions or negative beliefs about money. If you want to challenge the money critics directly, then simply ask them whether they will do whatever paid work they do for no money or for some minimal amount that YOU will dictate. I suspect that every single one of them will say, “No!” But I recommend that you simply ignore the money critics. By the way, I had vacillated for a few weeks about ordering a copy of The Tapping Solution, but I just ordered one because of this blog post!

]]> By: marhttp://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/vital/comment-page-3/#comment-803 mar Sat, 30 Jan 2010 18:21:11 +0000 http://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/?p=194#comment-803 Nick, I totally understand where you are coming from - I mean, doctors also charge money so why can't eft practitioners if they want to? EFT is a respectable venture that has helped many. I also appreciate how much EFT folks donate and actually give things away for free - like you do with needy people and organizations. On the internet there are a multitude of EFT resources like MP3 files, PDF documents, EFT scripts, websites that give out so much meridian tapping help and techniques. Although I have purchased many excellent EFT products (like the Tappers Insiders Club or Carol Look's stuff) to download into my Ipod, I have also amassed a lot of free and excellent EFT podacsts and guided tapping sessions for free! Even on YouTube!However, what I don't like is the emergence of the quick sell sometimes even spam like marketing that a growing number of not so ethical and questionable EFT practitioners are peddling via emails or websites. It really cheapens the discipline of EFT (Gary Craig's vision) - many of these folks I think come from the "Secret" camp and their nebulous claims of the Universe as a shopping catalog, get rich quick scenes, are kind of resembling the crooked snake oil sellers of old!These "secret" people are pushing practices which many of us are still trying to figure out what the real "secret" really is!So, yes please be respectable and ethical (and you guys are - so is Carol Look and all the fine folks you feature on the Tappers Insiders Club) but please be aware that the "Secret" camp is out there just to promise and to confuse and for them to get as rich as they can as fast as they can.Gratitude is the most important thing - that is what I would tell newbies - don't buy into Secret spam marketing attitude- do tapping like you have taught us here.The other important thing is raising ones vibration towards the positive -once you know these 2 things then you will know the "secret" - use tapping to to do this.Thanks for what you and all the positive people that you and Jessica have introduced to us. Nick, I totally understand where you are coming from – I mean, doctors also charge money so why can’t eft practitioners if they want to? EFT is a respectable venture that has helped many. I also appreciate how much EFT folks donate and actually give things away for free – like you do with needy people and organizations. On the internet there are a multitude of EFT resources like MP3 files, PDF documents, EFT scripts, websites that give out so much meridian tapping help and techniques. Although I have purchased many excellent EFT products (like the Tappers Insiders Club or Carol Look’s stuff) to download into my Ipod, I have also amassed a lot of free and excellent EFT podacsts and guided tapping sessions for free! Even on YouTube!

However, what I don’t like is the emergence of the quick sell sometimes even spam like marketing that a growing number of not so ethical and questionable EFT practitioners are peddling via emails or websites. It really cheapens the discipline of EFT (Gary Craig’s vision) – many of these folks I think come from the “Secret” camp and their nebulous claims of the Universe as a shopping catalog, get rich quick scenes, are kind of resembling the crooked snake oil sellers of old!

These “secret” people are pushing practices which many of us are still trying to figure out what the real “secret” really is!

So, yes please be respectable and ethical (and you guys are – so is Carol Look and all the fine folks you feature on the Tappers Insiders Club) but please be aware that the “Secret” camp is out there just to promise and to confuse and for them to get as rich as they can as fast as they can.

Gratitude is the most important thing – that is what I would tell newbies – don’t buy into Secret spam marketing attitude- do tapping like you have taught us here.

The other important thing is raising ones vibration towards the positive -once you know these 2 things then you will know the “secret” – use tapping to to do this.

Thanks for what you and all the positive people that you and Jessica have introduced to us.

]]> By: Pamhttp://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/vital/comment-page-3/#comment-788 Pam Sun, 24 Jan 2010 17:14:10 +0000 http://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/?p=194#comment-788 It's odd that some people feel uncomfortable charging for helping & healing. Perhaps that's just because Meridian Tapping is still an unfamiliar modality to many people. Other professionals in the healing arts usually get paid for their services: physical therapists, physicians & surgeons, acupuncturists, dentists, chiropractors, nurse-midwives, etc. As Meridian Tapping becomes better known (because there will become more practitioners of it), expecting & receiving payment will become the norm. Maybe the "Marys" don't recognize that paid work can be something one does enjoy doing, not just a tiresome chore to chase a paycheck. It’s odd that some people feel uncomfortable charging for helping & healing. Perhaps that’s just because Meridian Tapping is still an unfamiliar modality to many people. Other professionals in the healing arts usually get paid for their services: physical therapists, physicians & surgeons, acupuncturists, dentists, chiropractors, nurse-midwives, etc. As Meridian Tapping becomes better known (because there will become more practitioners of it), expecting & receiving payment will become the norm. Maybe the “Marys” don’t recognize that paid work can be something one does enjoy doing, not just a tiresome chore to chase a paycheck.

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