What are the criteria for being the best at what you do in Energy Medicine?

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--- <withshari wrote:

 

> When you said Donna did 2 hours of " unconscious convincer

>strategies " , did you mean that she was naturally doing them without

>having been trained in them?

> Shari

 

Hi Shari,

 

A very good point, something that anyone in energy medicine needs to

know " if " they want good clients.

 

I've not talked with Donna about that, but I have observed both

Donna and David for years now.

 

Around 8 years ago, in Portland I did talk with both Donna and David

about marketing...

 

They are happy with what they are doing...

 

My sense of watching Donna and David at their last big seminar, is

that both of them are now marketing much more positively and are

allowing themselves to actually tell others about their products.

 

The question is, " Do Donna and David do things accidently, or do

they plan them out? "

 

I remember at the Grid workshop 4 years ago when David used a pre-

hypnotic conditioning, and then a hypnosis drill, he did it so

smoothly that most in the class did not know it was done. I

mentioned it about the after-seminar-dinner, and David just smiled,

acknowledging that fact.

 

At the Colors seminar both David and Donna did 2 different types of

hypnotic conditionings. One for Fire Elements. And the other for

Metal Wood elements. Both work real good.

 

Okay, I'll bet you are now asking, " what's the point of this long

dissertation Doc? "

 

Here's my point. Neither David nor Donna seem to do anything with

teaching or with their presentations, ACCIDENTALLY.

 

So I'm sure that Donna, during her 25 years of working on people,

found what works to convince them, and what doesn't work to convince

them.

 

So when she started giving workshops and presentations, I'm sure

that she transfered her good convincer strategies from the energy

medicine sessions into the workshops.

 

Now she's done so many seminars, that she and David have honed their

fantastic skills to a very professional sharp, invigorating edge.

 

Both are very good trainers. Both are worth much more than they

charge for their seminars and products.

 

Hope this is a good answer for you.

 

Switching topics a bit.

 

I just got a post from someone I won't mention that thinks I post

too much here. My apologies if anyone thinks that. I'm just

attempting to share with others, from my reference points, what I

think about Donna and David, and energy medicine/psychology, the two

subjects this list is about.

 

If you've not yet trained with them, do it. If you've not yet

gotten " Energy Medicine " , " The Promise of Energy Psychology " or " The

Energy Psychology Interactive " , do it!

 

They are very valuable and only cost about $16 bucks.

 

Go to David and Donna's webpage. It's www.innersource.net and see

what they have to offer. No one else on the planet can teach you

energy medicine as good as they can. Some people babble about their

own skills, but they are nothing compared to what I've seen from

Donna and David, and I've seen and practiced with some of the best.

 

I've also heard from one individual that " doc is evil " . Okay. That

depends on where they are coming from. I'm a Wood/Metal Element. I'm

very aggressive, and what I learn and who I learn from must be the

best out there or I won't waste my time. I just will NOT waste my

time studying those with loose thinking, or non clear thinking

skills. If someone is of very inferior capabilities, but they

brag " as if " they have skills, I do tend to make them think I don't

appreciate them, because I don't.

 

If someone really wants to learn, then I will lean over backwards

again and again to help them. It's something about " attitude " , and

by that, I do NOT mean " pushy " , but doing the best they can with the

skills, abilities and time they have.

 

Sincerely,

, a Wood/Metal Element From the backwoods!

What are the criteria for being the best at what you do in Energy

Medicine?