Jondi Whitis

Eft Training for Mastery Jondi Whitis

EFT Training for Mastery: Introducing Others to EFT: Creating Effective Groups
The most efficient way to use your skills and talents to demonstrate the ease and power of EFT to your prospects, clients, friends and neighbors. Offering EFT to groups is a cost-effective way to bring your help and expertise into your community or an environment where you'd like to work. You can boost your name recognition, put 'feelers' out for a new business niche or idea, and create support or networking groups that will benefit both the community and your business or expertise. Groups are also a great way to test concepts, new programs. This kind of 'community outreach' is an invaluable way to help heal the world. Groups are very efficient: your prospects, clients and neighbors get to see you in action, demonstrating the power of EFT. It's an easy way for them to experience your unique skills and talents first-hand. And it's a perfect way to create a safe environment for them to sample your unique use of EFT. Here are the main steps covered in detail in the book.
1. Intention
2. Planning (types of groups, size, themes, etc.)
3. Approach (how your message is delivered, who is your audience, building a bridge to their concerns, and more).
4. Safety & Respect (professional and safe handling of the group and each person)
5. Making Content Accessible (crafting your presentation, making your material easy to understand and retain)
6. Timing (what do you wish to accomplish, setting up time-frames)
7. Closing (ending with goals met, and the path forward clearly marked.)
8. Sweeten the Pot (creating enthusiasm around your services)
9. Follow-Up (keeping connected to students)
10. Cautions (underpromise and over-deliver) Checklists to facilitate your creation
A: Planning checklist
- Room or Venue Search
- Technical Questions
- Price & Policy
- Presentation/Workshop Assistance
- Hospitality Considerations
- Supply list
- and more...
B: Approach Checklist
- Approach
- Group Tapping Arts
- and more...
C: Timing Checklist
- Items
- Template for timing group activities
- and more...
D: Permissions
E: Evaluations This is an invaluable guide to every step of designing, creating and facilitating groups for your audience.