The Need to Be Bothered, Upset or Offended

Brad Yates guides EFT tapping around acknowledging ignorance without equating it with stupidity or shame. This session helps release defensiveness and supports openness to learning and growth.

This EFT tapping with Brad Yates looks at the habit of needing to be bothered, upset, or offended. Tapping supports letting go of reactive patterns and reconnecting with a calmer baseline.

Brad Yates leads an EFT tapping round focused on self-righteousness and the emotional charge that often comes with it. Tapping can help reduce rigidity and create more inner and relational ease.

Brad Yates uses EFT tapping to explore the idea of “namaste,” acknowledging the divine in yourself and others. Tapping helps soften judgment and supports a deeper sense of shared humanity and respect.

This session with Brad Yates combines a positive visualization tool with EFT tapping to help you feel more at ease about attracting money. The process supports clearing resistance while reinforcing a more supportive relationship with abundance.

Brad Yates guides an EFT tapping round focused on the need to be right and how that drive can strain inner peace and connection. Tapping helps loosen the grip of defensiveness and opens space for more flexibility.

In this EFT tapping session, Brad Yates supports you in standing up for yourself without escalating conflict or self-doubt. Tapping can help clear fear, resentment, or guilt that gets in the way of healthy self-assertion.

This EFT tapping with Brad Yates explores the pressure to be politically correct and the tension it can create internally. Tapping helps reduce reactivity and connect to yourself in a way where you naturally come from a place of respect.

Brad Yates leads an EFT tapping session to support cultivating peace within yourself, noticing how inner calm can ripple outward into your relationships and the wider world. This gentle round helps soften agitation and reconnect with a steadier inner state.