A year from today, you’ll have lived another twelve months either way.
Road A – You Keep Doing What You’ve Been Doing
You get hit by the same triggers.
You promise you’ll “get back to tapping” after this busy patch.
Another crisis comes. You muscle through it, then collapse when no one’s looking.
By this time next year, you’re carrying the same grief, the same fear, the same anger and shame – just deeper and more familiar.
Road B – You Commit to a Year of Tap-Alongs
You’ve actually used the tools steadily instead of in emergency bursts.
You’ve tapped through old memories that once crushed you.
Your reactions are different – fewer explosions, less shutdown, more honest calm.
You still have life to deal with, but you don’t feel alone in your head anymore. You know what to do when things hit.
Same twelve months.
Two completely different lives.
The only difference is what you decide to do now.