PNEI # 9 - Can We Trust ChatGPT?

Digital marketing running while I am otherwise occupied.

Sep 06, 2024

Greetings to all,

The Puzzle of Health: A Journey with PNEI

This is my last post about PNEI—just a summary, from experience.

I became certified in InterActive Guided Imagery in 1998, after two years of training and two rounds of four-day testing. At that time, I believed every physical issue had a deep-rooted background. That same year, I encountered the Tapping Techniques and received training in various Energy Psychology modalities.

One morning, I woke up with what felt like the onset of a cold—plugged nose, sore throat. I decided to spend 2-hrs. seeking out the deeper cause, to process what could be behind this illness. After a shower, during which I did a few rounds of Tapping, the cold symptoms vanished. Without needing to uncover the "why," the issue simply disappeared.

From that moment on, I prioritized Tapping first. If the issue persisted, only then would I search for its hidden meaning.

Another example: while living in Las Vegas, I frequently suffered from painful, cracked heels. Assuming dehydration, I increased my water intake, but nothing changed. Coconut oil, hydrating creams—nothing worked, not even consulting a podiatrist. I couldn't figure out the deeper story behind my cracked heels either.

Then I moved to Colorado—and the cracks disappeared.

All this is to say that many factors come into play when we face an issue: nutrition, environment, toxins, stress levels, and sometimes a hidden emotional background. It’s like a puzzle—each piece must be solved individually.

If you would like to discuss a path toward a potential solution, contact me for a complimentary and confidential chat.

Can We Trust ChatGPT?

This is NOT to start an argument about whether you like Alex Jones (a somewhat controversial figure), but to understand that ChatGPT can be great in some instances, yet very biased in others.

Check this “interview” of ChatGPT by Alex Jones by clicking on the picture.

I usually take a weekly 90-minute walk at the Rocky Mountains Wildlife Refuge. I see bison, mule deer, coyotes, different birds and flowers according to the seasons.

This digital marketing “Legacy Program” has given me much peace, as it’s running automated in the background, while I enjoy nature. I don’t think about whether it’s a good idea to walk in nature rather than work on my marketing. I do my 2-hrs. of work daily and let the program do the rest.

What I did not expect was the high quality of leadership in the program, the sharing among community members (over 38,000 as of today) and the outstanding mindset and tech coaching provided on a daily basis free of charge.

I have taken many courses over the years, and none come close to the quality of the Legacy Program.

I just heard yesterday that 1/3 of Americans have maxed out their credit cards. What happens when money runs thin? It’s usually our health that suffers. We have to put gas in the car, so cannot afford a chiropractic adjustment or a massage. Shopping at Farmers Market is healthy and expensive. We have to eat lesser quality food. And on and on it goes.

I am glad I found this digital marketing program, as it is allowing me to dream of better days.

Last weekend: mom and her 2 fawns.

We have daily “Wins;” some people make it right away, for some it takes a bit longer. Learning, adjusting and perseverance are rewarded.