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Change your energy, change your life! Energy transformation through EFT, Emotion Code, and Body Code Below are a a few ways you can get started today!

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I'm deeply committed to guiding individuals on a transformative journey towards self-empowerment. Through the discovery and mastery of powerful tools, such as The Emotion Code, Body Code, Belief Code, EFT, and many more, I aim to help you alter the programs of your subconscious mind, emotions, thoughts, and overall energy. Energy balancing can help you to thrive, feel joy, increase abundance, get unstuck, find love, improve relationships, find a better career, and make more money. We can change the energy - which is on the inside - and then watch everything in our external lives fall into place more easily. By shifting our internal energy, we open the doors to profound changes in our lives. Join me in exploring paths to healing, growth, and the unlocking of your fullest potential. Together, let's change our energy and in turn, change our lives. Schedule an Energy Clearing Session
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10/30/2026

Perhaps your mug will remind you of a story you were glad to write down.

Someone you remembered, a kindness you revisited, or a familiar part of life you began appreciating differently.

The gratitude mugs are a little celebration of completing the 30-Day Gratitude Challenge.

For paid participants living in the U.S., a mug and U.S. shipping are included when you complete and report all 30 days. You can also send yours to someone else as a gift.

Scholarship participants and those outside the U.S. will receive a class or digital product of their choosing upon completion.

Something to enjoy as you remember the experience.

Would you keep your gratitude mug or send it to someone you appreciate?

10/29/2026

Perhaps someone has been checking in, or there’s a familiar part of your day that feels reassuring.

When life is difficult, those moments can mean a great deal.

A participant in a previous gratitude project shared:

“Our family has been going through a really challenging time, and this gratitude program has helped me keep on an even keel through it.” — M.F.

That was their experience, and yours may unfold differently.

You’re welcome to come to the 30-Day Gratitude Challenge with whatever this season holds for you.

The included Gratitude Blockers class on November 4 also offers time to explore what may be getting in the way of feeling grateful, with a recording available.

10/29/2026

A blank journal can leave you wondering where to begin, especially when your mind is already full.

In the 30-Day Gratitude Challenge, your daily email gives you a suggested focus for your reflection.

You can use the workbook on your device or print it if you enjoy writing by hand.

A participant in a previous gratitude project described how that structure helped:

“Having my morning commitment to opening your email and reflecting on the suggested gratitude that day has been really helpful.” — C.R.

You’ll have a starting point waiting for you, so you can spend your time reflecting on what the prompt brings to mind.

The challenge begins November 1, with a completion window through December 31.

10/27/2026

When the house grows quiet, your thoughts may still be moving through everything that happened.

It can feel comforting to spend a little time with a memory you’re glad to have.

Researchers have found a link between gratitude and better self-reported sleep. More positive thoughts and fewer negative thoughts before sleep helped explain that relationship.

That study looked at an association, so it doesn’t tell us that gratitude will make everyone sleep better.

Still, a gentle reflection may be something you enjoy exploring in the evening.

Perhaps a few words about someone who helped you, or a moment when you felt at ease, would be a welcome way to close the day.

Send this to a friend who might welcome a gentle way to wind down.

10/26/2026

What might you notice with 30 days of gratitude?

When you spend a lot of time caring for someone, there can be so much to think about.

You remember appointments, answer questions, and work out what needs to happen next.

A participant in a previous gratitude project shared that reflecting on the older people in their life brought something else into view:

“They ask for little and provide a lot. For their presence in my life, I am truly grateful.” — T.N.

It was a meaningful change in how they experienced those relationships.

Perhaps there’s someone whose company, humor, or familiar voice brings something special to your day. Spending a moment remembering that can feel surprisingly tender.

Who brings something to your life that you’re glad to have?

10/26/2026

Have you ever wanted to keep doing something that felt good for you, but found it difficult to keep making time?

Earlier this year, I signed up for a challenge at my local Pure Barre studio: complete 30 classes within 60 days and receive a pair of grippy socks.

With travel already planned, I wasn’t sure I could finish. Having something to work toward helped me keep showing up, and I made it across the finish line.

What stayed with me was how my body felt and the satisfaction of following through.

That experience inspired the 30-Day Gratitude Challenge.

If you’ve wanted to practice gratitude more regularly, a daily prompt and some encouragement could give you something to come back to.

We begin November 1. Tomorrow, I’ll share how it works.

10/25/2026

It’s a simple practice, and researchers have been curious about that question, too.

In a study by Robert Emmons and Michael McCullough, people were asked to record things they were grateful for, everyday hassles, or other experiences.

The gratitude groups showed benefits on several measures of well-being. The most consistent finding was more positive emotion.

That’s an encouraging possibility to explore in your own day.

Perhaps a reflection brings back the warmth of a conversation or the pleasure of an afternoon you enjoyed. Spending a little time with that memory gives you another opportunity to appreciate it.

Everyone’s experience will be their own. You can be curious about yours.

Send this to a friend who’s curious about starting a gratitude practice.

10/25/2026

Sometimes a simple “How did it go?” can mean so much.

Someone remembers the appointment you were nervous about and checks in afterward. You tell them a little about your day, and it feels good to know they were thinking of you.

Later, when you remember that conversation, you might find yourself smiling again.

Those small moments can be lovely to spend a little time with.

One participant in a previous gratitude project shared:

“Love that it makes me pause, look for the positive on so many levels, including things I don’t normally appreciate or notice.” — SER

A daily gratitude prompt offers a little space for that kind of remembering. Something ordinary comes back to mind, and you have a moment to enjoy what it meant to you.

Perhaps someone has already come to mind as you’re reading this.

What’s a small kindness you still remember?

10/22/2026

Ever feel like life gives you more of what you don’t want?

It’s not just a coincidence—it’s where your focus is going. Whether you’re thinking about abundance or stressing about lack, the Law of Attraction is always at work.

✨ Shift your focus. Align with your desires.

10/21/2026

Everyone has their own purpose, lessons, and challenges we might never fully understand. 🌀 Instead of getting caught up in why someone acts a certain way, shift the focus inward:

💭 What’s the best, most grounded way I can respond?
💡 What’s the right action for me, no matter what they’re doing?

Growth happens when we take responsibility for ourselves, allowing others the space to do the same. Let compassion and mindfulness lead the way. 🌿

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NE Hancock Street
Portland, OR
97212

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12032471318

Website

http://www.RobinFriedmanEnergy.com/

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