Some motivational strategies are amusing

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--- <hunter.cris wrote:

>

> Yes, we all have our own particularities.....I don't like thumping

>my thymus, K27s and SP21 points so I massage them instead....this

>also gives me more feedback about what is happening in the points,

>which reinforces the process. Blow out also works better for me if

>I do it slowly with a slow exhale - but some of my clients prefer

>to expel the venom with vigour!!!!

>

> I guess it is about listening to what works for you and about

>giving clients choices so they can adapt as necessary....

>

> Cris

 

Whatever you do is what works best for you.

 

I know...

 

....some drills are better than others...

 

....but if you don't do them, they are much worst than the ones you

do.

 

I know that my motivations are " other people " orientated...

 

....So I only " do the damn drills " when I teach other people how to

do them so they can help themselves with their own energies, their

own health, and their own ways of productive thinking and skill

building...

 

Strange, no?

 

Which is one reason I teach 5 days a week.

 

What I won't do for myself, I will do for others that need it.

 

I love it when they " get it " and they notice the huge difference in

their health and energy.

 

I mostly feel good enough most of the time so I tend NOT to do the

drills for myself unless I feel a bit off.

 

Strange how some of our individual meta-programs are, isn't it?