Saying No

Saying no can bring up guilt, fear, or resistance, especially if you’re used to people-pleasing. This episode supports you in honoring your boundaries and finding more comfort and clarity in the discomfort of “no.”

It’s easy to focus on what’s wrong, but what happens when you slow down and truly witness someone’s strength, beauty, or heart? This tapping round helps you open to seeing the greatness in others, even when it’s been hard to access.

Rage can feel overwhelming, explosive, or even scary. This tapping round helps you meet that intensity with honesty and care, so you can begin to move through it without judgment or suppression.

Not every conflict needs your energy. This episode supports you in noticing when it’s worth speaking up and when it might be wiser to let go, helping you stay aligned with what really matters.

Sometimes judging others gives us a false sense of safety or control. This tapping round helps you explore what’s underneath the need to find fault, offering space for compassion without losing your boundaries.

When someone upsets you, loving them can feel impossible. This tapping round helps you work through the hurt or frustration, so you can stay connected to your values without bypassing your real feelings.

When anger takes over, it’s easy to feel regret or shame afterward. This episode offers support for those moments when you’ve lost your cool, helping you process what happened and reconnect with a calmer, more compassionate version of yourself.

Disagreements can stir up tension, defensiveness, or even self-doubt. This tapping round helps you stay grounded and centered when facing differing opinions, so you can respond with clarity instead of reactivity.

What if peace isn’t something you have to earn or create, but something you can remember? In this episode, Brad guides a tapping round to help you reconnect with an inner sense of calm, even when your mind is racing or the world feels anything but peaceful.