This is an EFT script for the fear of trying something new.
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Tapping continually on the Karate Chop:
Even though I’m scared to try something new, I love and accept myself anyway.
Even though trying new things is daunting and scary and I don’t like doing it, I approve of myself just the way I am
Even though I don’t really like the way things are going in my life, and I want things to be different and that means trying something new – I don’t want to!
Tapping Through the Points
(see diagram below for the points)
I’m afraid to try something new.
I don’t like doing new things.
It’s scary.
Bad things can happen.
I won’t know what to expect.
I might be embarrassed.
I might make a mistake.
I won’t know everything.
I might look stupid.
People might laugh at me.
People might criticize me.
I might not get the approval I want and need.
I might make a fool of myself.
I might get in trouble.
I might be bad.
It’s dangerous to try new things.
It sets me up for failure.
Something I want to avoid at all costs.
Take a deep breath.
Wait a second here!
I’m not willing to avoid new things “at all costs.”
That’s too high a price to pay.
What if I am worth the risk of doing new things?
What if my life is worth it?
I’d like to think of Thomas Edison and how many times he tried a new way to make a light bulb.
Of the people who designed the space shuttle, the rocket that went to the moon.
Everything about that was new.
I’d like to remind myself that I know how to talk and walk and ride a bicycle.
Those were all new things to me at one time.
I tried making new sounds and saying new words and I learned to talk.
Same with walking and riding a bicycle.
Maybe I’m pretty good at trying new things after all.
And what about when I fly to a new city?
I arrive in the airport and it’s all new.
I’ve never been there before, never seen those signs and corridors before
And I manage just fine.
I’m beginning to realize that I’m actually pretty brave at trying new things.
And good at it too.
So I’d like to change some of my beliefs and programming around new things.
Take a deep breath.
Karate Chop again
Even though there’s that part of me, with the job of keeping me safe and alive
and it’s telling me to Be Careful, to Watch Out, and You’ve Never Done That Before, You Might Make a Mistake,
I’m willing to let that part of me have it’s say, and say ” You, I know you’re trying to keep me safe,
I can try this new thing and still be safe.
I need your advice when it’s truly a life and death situation, but not now, not for this.
So keep quiet now and leave me alone.
Even though I learned as a little kid that I have to Be Careful and That Can Hurt Me and I Need Other’s Approval, I also learned that I can make lots of mistakes and that’s the way I learned to walk and talk and ride a bike and it all turned out pretty good.
Even though part of me’s still afraid to try new things, another part of me wants to. And I’m rooting for that part!
Tapping through the Points
I’d like to be willing to try new things.
I’d like to trust that I can figure new stuff out.
What if I could know that even if I make mistakes, I can recover
And it’s better to get out there, doing new things than to sit still, be safe, and never change, never step into the possibility of the life I want
What if I can trust that whatever happens, I’ll be ok.
Because I’m strong
And resiliant
And creative
And I have all that experience of falling and getting back up and trying again when I learned to walk and to ride a bicycle.
What if I could see myself at quite good at trying new things
And feeling good about myself no matter what
Seeing my mistakes and failures as evidence that I’m trying new things
And learning and growing and stretching into the person and the life that I want
What if I could see difficulties as happy challenges, intriguing problems to solve?
What if I could see failures as feedback, helping me grow.
And I like to grow.
Happy trying new things! Hope this helps you be less afraid to try something new.
Natalie



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I didn’t listen to the webinar as I was unavailable however, I’m very impressed that you had the oppurtunity to see how far you have come or overcome your limiting beliefs! How cool is that!
Well done Nat, your paving the way for others and certainly inspiring me along the way!
Thank you!
Thanks Anita, we don’t always get the opportunity to see how much we’ve grown. So it did feel good to get that proof.
Thanks for the thanks!
natalie
Natalie, I have a blog called Tap Easy http://tap-easy.com. I write EFT scripts about whatever issues I tap on, and then put them up there for others who may be interested in EFT too.
Sonal, way to go on the audio blog posts! What’s your website?
Just finished reading your newsletter update about yesterday’s joyful fiasco. Hugs and kudos to you! I’m chicken when it comes to trying new things, especially when it involves any kind of presentations. You’re right, EFT works very well to calm the nerves at such times.
A few days ago, I recorded some of my blog posts on audio, and they really didn’t come out all that good. I didn’t like the sound of my own voice. But I uploaded them anyway. Before I started using EFT, recording an audio would have been unimaginable to me, let alone uploading it for the world. Long story short, in the end, I was pleased that I took that step and put myself out there. There’s always scope for improvement, and I’m trying.
Keep it up, Natalie, you’re doing a great job!