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You Know the Technique.
Now Put It on Autopilot.
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You read Panic Attack Gone in 60 Seconds. You know the points. You know the phrase. But panic doesn’t wait for you to remember page 12—and stress never hits when your guide is neatly within reach.
When your mind races at 2 AM, anger takes over, or doubt won’t quiet down, you don’t need a refresher course. You need a fast, hands-free tool ready before you even start to spiral.
That’s exactly what this is.
10 Cards. 10 Situations.
One Method You Already Trust.
Each card gives you the full tapping round — setup phrase, all 8 points, in order — for:
- Panic Attack
- Stress Relief
- Sleep / Racing Mind at Night
- Anger / Frustration
- Cravings / Urges
- Overwhelm / Can’t Focus
- Grief / Loss
- Confidence / Self-Doubt
- Fear / Worry About the Future
- Physical Tension / Pain
No flipping through sections.
No trying to remember the sequence while your chest is tight.
Just the card, the points, the words — right in front of you.
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Why This Isn’t Just “More Content”
You bought this mini-guide because a 60-second fix beats a 20-minute explanation.
That same principle applies to every other point of stress in your week.
Print them. Keep them in your car, your nightstand, your desk drawer.
Pull one out the moment you need it — not after you’ve already spiraled trying to remember what to say.
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What You’re Getting
✔ The same points and structure from the book, ready to use without re-reading
✔ Instant digital download — print at home, or keep it on your phone
✔ Fill-in-the-blank prompts so each round fits your specific stress, craving, or worry
✔ A lined Notes section on every card to track what’s working
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This product is for general stress-relief support and isn’t a substitute for professional medical or mental health care.
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