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Friday, 20 August 2010

Does the Secret work?

Many people have come away from the secret feeling short changed or cheated. The main reason for this is that book whilst very good in outlining the bare bones basics of the concept, doesn't really go into that much detail. It leaves a lot of information out and ends up promising a lot but actually giving very little away. If you read the book though this is exactly what it promises not to do. Promising to make you the reader one of the small percentage of wealthy, loved and truly happy people in the world. Personally I don't think you need all those things to be happy, but they would certainly help!

I think though that the Secret does work, in fact I know it does. If it didn't I wouldn't have the confidence to be writing this now. The main problem is that the Secret doesn't just work on its own, it needs more than what is given. To say that focus and positivity is all that's needed is a false and slightly misguided statement. There are many different products on the internet that promise to help you in your search for the truth behind the book, but unfortunately some of these again are false and merely want to part you from your money.

So how can you find a good one? Well the best way to do this is to research the theory offered by the product if it has some basis in science then it is likely a good choice. For instance there is the psychological theory of EFT. EFT is the theory of tapping certain points on the body to achieve different and varying effects. It has roots in acupuncture, which western medicine is quickly recognizing as real science with real medical benefits. The tapping of the different is done by yourself for a few minutes a day.

The principle theory is that you can associate good things by tapping the positive parts and get rid of negative stuff by tapping the corresponding part. Whilst this on its own won't be an effective tool, but when use in conjunction the possibilities become endless. The theories in the Secret combined with this would be a very effective combination. Dr Joe Vitale and Brad Yates have already done the hard work for and combined the two systems together. Take a look at their theory here:

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Thursday, 5 August 2010

The money taps of life!

What are the money taps of life, I hear you cry. Are they little faucet's you switch on when your funds are running a little low. Are they the thing that banks use to transfer coins. No they are neither of these things, but what they are is something quite special.
The Secret gave us a general look at a system which promises wealth, love and general prosperity. What the taps offer is a more specific, in particular a system design to maximise your wealth. Each of these taps lasts about 3 seconds, with there being 9 taps that makes for around 217 combinations. To make this work though you will only need one! Just imagine a tap you can utilise for less than 30 seconds in total and exponentially increase you income. What a beautiful thought! Sound too good to be true right? As kooky as this sounds believe me it will have an effect on your life.
This isn't some random idea that someone is trying to sell to unsuspecting people as snake oil. Its based in solid fact and research. EFT is the technical term for it, emotional freedom technique. Its a relatively new concept in psychotherapy, you may have seen people using it on flights, they are the ones tapping their temples or tapping their fingers on the outside of their thumb. No they aren't mental, they are tapping their acupuncture points whilst focusing on their traumatic experience, thereby placating the experience.
It was first discovered in about 1993 by Gary Craig. It has many positive critics in the field of psychotherapy, so it is far from being snake oil. The way the tapping works for money is by tapping the points on the body that promote wealth. In acupuncture there is nine of these giving 217 combinations as I said earlier, but this by no means an easy thing to learn and takes an expert to show you the points and direct your thoughts. When you tap these points you are directly affecting the bodies energy field, which cannot be denied by even the staunchest sceptics as existing. If you get this wrong you could upset a keen balance. Which is why its best to seek advice on the subject first. There are many out there who will claim to know these points and know how to manipulating them, but be aware that misuse of this will possibly have negative effects. The best proponents of this practice are Dr. Joe Vitale and Brad Yates, they have created a system to help you achieve the maximum results from this technique. You can find it here:

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