How did you hear about Doc? many of us...

March 3, 2008

Mike, I have a question for you. How did you hear about Doc?

Many of us got to know and trust him because of what we read

and tried after reading these forums. Is this the path you took?

My personal path was from the Creative Energy forum where Doc's

expertise was plainly evident from the quality of his posting.

He obviously knew what he was writing about and more.

Since I believe the Martial Arts audience had a more limited

interest in energy medicine and the quantum world, Doc's span

of influence might be considerably smaller if he stayed

retired in Oregon. Thankfully that's not his style.

One of the advantages of his postings is that he has become a

trusted source. And for some reason I don't yet truly understand

this seems to play a very important role in much energy work.

Doc, I'm not sure why you brought this up. From my point of view,

and it is admittedly one of a neophyte, Michelle wasn't arguing

and didn't sound insulted. Her points were hers as yours are yours.

I hope you're not having second thoughts about your forums.

You know I'm firmly in your corner. And yet if belonging had

required a test of wealth, I'd still be in the dark.

Your friend whatever,

barb(bbtried)

, Mike A

<mysterxe wrote:

>

> On 3/2/08 4:37 PM, " Michelle Hughes " <lunarmm wrote:

>

> >I don't get into the " deserved " or " earned " factor. I want energy

medicine

> >techniques to spread.

>

> Actually the ³deserved² and ³earned² factor is essential if you want

energy

> medicine to spread. Without it, you can hand people gold nuggets and

> they¹ll just toss it away as if it were a pile of sh*t.

>

> A personal example: When I first heard about EFT I thought it was a

load of

> crap. For one thing it looked too simple and stupid to be true and for

> another they were giving it away from FREE. I ³tried² it but it didn¹t

> work.

>

> Then I found out that Doc thought very highly of EFT. And I think very

> highly of Doc and trust that his information works. So I searched

through

> the archives, found all the posts made on the subject, and tried to

find the

> ³secrets² of making it work. By the time I got through I felt that

I both

> deserved and earned it through the work I put into it, plus I had a much

> better idea about why it worked, had references from people I trust

that it

> worked, etc.

>

> And when I tried it again...goddamn if it didn¹t work perfectly for me!

>

> So what¹s the difference? The technique I used was the exact same. The

> point of view I came at it from was completely different.

>

> Without the right motivation, people won¹t even give it a shot even

if you

> give them all the techniques.

>

> -M

>

March 3, 2008

Hi Barb,

Actually I first got exposed to Doc through one of his products. His big Kahuna skills program (which I still have and watch on VHS...I even bought a new VCR just for this purpose after my old one died).

It’s funny because I had seen Doc’s sales copy before in Black Belt magazine and thought that it was too good to be true. Hit someone 11 times in a second? Yeah right! The marketing seemed too slick and the claims just seemed impossible. Plus I had read and heard people bad mouth Doc and I believed them (for no reason other than I heard their opinions first...pretty stupid, I know, but this was one of unconscious the filters I used to have to determine what is true, real, and possible)

So when I saw the sales copy for Doc’s Kahuna program, at first I thought “Bullshit.” But I kept on thinking about it and I couldn’t seem to get the program out of my head. Everything that the sales copy promised was what I was really searching for in my life. And even though I really didn’t believe it (again I thought it was just hype to try and trick people into spending money), I kept on thinking “Damn it’d be so cool IF it were true though...” So against my “better judgment” at the time I plunked down the $1000 or so and bought the course.

It turned out to be one of the best investments I’ve ever made in my life.

I studied that course on my own for a few years then decided I wanted more from Doc and searched him out on the internet. That’s how I found the forums and I feel really grateful that Doc is still here, constantly posting and updating his work. (As well as all the other awesome contributors on here.)

It’s funny now that I look back at the attitude I used to have regarding marketing and educational products. Before I was always afraid of being screwed. Afraid of buying some worthless product, wasting my money, and giving my money to a crook. Complete scarcity and fear mindset.

Now I don’t really care about that anymore.

Yeah I’ve been screwed a few times; wasted some money on crappy products. But that’s just the price of exploring new things. In the end, money I can always get. Good information that can change your life (like Doc’s) is priceless.

And that’s what I really want the money for anyway: to change my life and grow in ways that are important to me as a person.

-M

On 3/2/08 6:36 PM, " bbtried " <bbtried wrote: