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Personal Excuses … The reality check up
April 17th, 2009 by tony





 

Reality
Check UP



If you can’t tap on all of the tapping points for whatever reason just tap the
karate chop point!

 

SEE FULL
SAMPLE OF THIS EXERCISE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE


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1.
Th
ink


a
bout
a



s
ituation


i
n
y
our


li
fe


t
hat
y
ou
would like to be different today
.

(Example:
your weight loss or fat loss or body image or food issues or exercise)

 

2.
A
cknowledge
the

facts.


 
Ask


y
ourself:


 What are the top 10 thoughts I have most frequently about this subject? List
them as they come to your mind, no particular order


no ju
dgment,
no

explanations.

 


Sample Thoughts –

  • I eat too much

  • If I eat that and it doesn’t
    fix my problems, what do I do now?

  • I don’t have control over that

  • I can’t eat this way for ever

  • This situation is probably not
    going to change

3.


I
dentify
your


f
eelings
for each statement
.


 
Ask


y
ourself:


W
hat
feelin
g
d
oes
each one of the statements evok
e?
(E
xample:
depression, sadness, feel
ing

alo
ne,
disappointed, f
rustrated,
happy, glad, excited, adventurous, and joyful or loving)

4.
Let’s get a really clear picture, let yourself hear all of these thoughts, s
it


wi
th
tho
se
f
eelings
a
nd


a
llow
them

to

was
h


o
ver
y
ou.


J
ust


a
llow
yo
urself


t
o
see, hear,

feel,
taste or smell


what those thoughts mean to you.

5.
Start tapping, don’t say a word just experience

tho
se
f
eelings
and continue tapping


u
ntil


t
hey


s
tart


t
o
fade
a little. Once that starts to happen, ask yourself the following questions:


  • I choose to have these feelings because ……

  • I don’t deserve this problem because ……

  • I deserve this problem because …..

  • How long have I been dealing with this issue?

  • Who else in my family has/had these issues?

  • What is my theory about why I haven’t gotten over it yet?  How am I
    responsible for that?

  • What new problems or issues will be created by letting go or being without
    these issues?

  • What are the benefits of keeping this problem or issue?

  • Will I feel safe without this problem?

  • Who might be upset if I don’t have this problem anymore?

  • Who or what am I controlling by keeping this problem or issue?

6.
Now u
se
the whole tapping protocol to



r
esolve


a
ny


u
nresolved

fe
elings
o
r


li
miting
beliefs.
While tapping the Karate Chop point repeat the following phrases:

 

  • Even
    though I still may feel on some level that I ca
    n’t
    cha
    nge
    this s
    ituation,
    I deeply and completely


    a
    ccept


    m
    yself.

  • Even
    though I still may feel on some level that I don’t ha
    ve


    control


    over
    this s
    ituation,
    I deeply lo
    ve
    and a
    ccept
    myself.

  • Even
    though I still may feel on some level that I f
    eel


    disappo
    inted,
    I choose to a
    ccept


    w
    hat
    is.

  • Even
    though I still may feel on some level that this is not


    w
    hat
    I


    w
    anted,
    I choose to



    release these f
    eelings
    no
    w.

  • Even
    though I still may feel on some level that I f
    eel
    frustra
    ted
    and this s
    ituation


    m
    ay
    ne
    ver
    change,


    I choose
    to release these f
    eelings
    no
    w.

  •  Even
    though I still may feel on some level that I ca
    n’t
    have

    w
    hat
    I


    w
    ant,
    I choose to create my


    own


    p
    eace.

  • Even
    though I still may feel on some level that this s
    ituation
    is hard to accept, I ch
    oose
    to let it go.

 


Now tap the rest of the points with the


negative phrase

that represents the overall feeling for the problem or issue you have left.


 


Sample


shortened

phrases you say when you tap 


  • T
    his
    frustr
    ation


  • T
    his
    feeling

  • This
    picture

  • This
    sound

  • This
    …….

 

NOW TAP …… I completely and deeply accept
myself the way I am!
 



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Sample: Exercise

Most Common
Thoughts

Makes Me Feel

Actions

 

 


1.     Don’t
want to do it


Lazy



Move away


2.     It
hurts


Wimpy



Move away


3.     Not
good enough


It’s Embarrassing



Move away


4.     I have
to do it


Forced



Move away


5.     It’s
boring


Bored



Move away


6.     I will
feel better after


Relieved



Move away


7.     Will
turn it into a competitive thing


Doomed



Move away


8.     Make it
playful


Excited



Move towards


9.     Don’t
do the same thing


Interested



Move towards


10.           
How can I avoid it


Superior



Move away

 

All
the actions we take in our lives are either to move us in the direction of
feeling good or feeling better than we did before we started.  Also, we create
circumstances and opportunities in our lives based upon how we feel about what
we think about because our actions are determined by how we feel.

We can
sum those up into 2 different actions. 


·       

“Move away from”
- Which means we will move away from something we don’t want and that moves us
in the opposite direction we were headed by default. Or what we call living
by default.
  A typical statement would be (I don’t want that, I don’t know
what want; I just know, I don’t want that!)


·       

Move
Towards”

-
Which means we are choosing to move in the direction of what we want. Or what we
call living on purpose.  A typical statement would be (I want that!)

80% of
the time this person will move away from exercising. Out of the 10 most common
thoughts this person has about exercising, 8 result in actions that are moving
away from exercising and only 2 are moving towards.

**They
will exercise every now and again and sometimes several days in a row but over
the long haul or approximately 80% of the time they won’t!

So START TAPPING

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