Free invitation to the EFT World Summit

Beautiful people of Gaia!

We've got an extra-special invitation this week. Or I think so, at least. :) I've been curious about EFT since I first heard about it few years ago from a friend who'd used the tapping technique to overcome her asthma. She was giddy about her experience, but I was skeptical about a practice that claimed to help with everything—from weight loss to shyness to debt reduction. So I'd put off exploring it more.  

Then, this Thursday, I learned that our latest sponsors, the team behind the new documentary "Try It On Everything" (because once you learn EFT, they think you will, in fact, do just that...) are hosting a nine-day long EFT World Summit. It starts on Monday, it's virtual, and it's free.

Some opportunities are just too good to pass up. I registered immediately. :)

And I'd love to invite you to join me! The program begins with a basic introduction to the method, and continues over the next nine days, with presentations on how to use EFT to clear debt, discover your life purpose, reduce stress, lose weight, create congruence in your life, and a dozen other applications—including one about incorporating the Abraham-Hicks material into EFT.

You can learn more about each session here, or just follow this link and scroll down to sign up directly. Again, the basic registration is free (if you want to upgrade to a VIP level, which includes the sessions on CD and a series of accompanying workbooks, you do have the option).

Also, Nick, the producer of Try It On Everything, is giving away 10 copies of the DVD to raffle off among the Gaia members who attend. I watched the film last night, and you winners-to-be are in for a treat. The documentary follows ten people whose lives were frozen by problems they couldn't seem to overcome, and who bravely signed on to try EFT. Their transformations over the course of movie are beautiful to witness. (If you register using any of the links in this email you'll be automatically entered in our drawing. So easy!)

So enjoy the upcoming weekend (our Colorado one seems to be filled with some serious April showers), and I'll see you Monday at the first introductory session. :)