Dr. John A. King and others share how BrainTap, a neuro-technology tool, helped them heal trauma and improve daily functioning. King recommends every household get one, saying it transformed his marriage and business thinking after years of trying other approaches.
When you think about when I met you, I said, man, we got to get you part of our mission to better a billion brains.
Yeah.
When you think about your community that you've been working with all these years, what do you think the biggest impact is for them to look into BrainTap to see if it's something that they might want to use?
My recommendation is that they need to get hold of BrainTap, at least one per household. And I say that Purely from an experiential point of view is that it has radically improved my ability to do life, to think business-wise, our relationship. And so I did have a very traumatic background. Mel didn't have the same sort of trauma involved, but how it's impacted my wife and her view of herself and our relationship has been incredible.
I would say is this, The thing that we, we've done a lot of things over our years together. It's the one thing that I can look at and say that has had more impact than anything else that we've tried.
Yeah. And we're very grateful for the 15 years that brought us to here. Yeah. Because I think 15 years ago, if this was around, I wouldn't have believed it.
I would've looked at it sideways and been like, whatever. Yeah. Flash your lights, whatever, man. So everybody's on their own journey.
But we've, but we've done the brain research. We did the diet research. We've done the meditation research. Even the breathing. We did the, we did all That research, and it brings us to the point where it's, hang on, this ties it all together. So my hope is that if someone is watching and someone is at the front end or the beginning or even hopeless in their journey, that they would stop and understand that you've got a tool here. And what I like is it's tangible. For me, that was very important because everything else is a little bit ethereal and tree-huggerish. What I like about this is I can put it on, And if I just trust the process— if you're flying a plane with instruments, you're trusting the process, you're trusting the data, you're trusting what it says.
