Use as many statements as you feel expresses your current vibrational place. If that takes hundreds of statements, that's fine.

Just get tuned into the emotion. And feel free to take the statements from any part of the sheet (any list) that you feel will you get more "into" the blocking feeling or belief.

The form of EFT I actually use is that from the Faster EFT training. There is a method in that training that Robert G Smith has come up with called The Super-Power Quick Tap. And it basically means you can take a huge pile of beliefs and negative emotions, lump them all together, and within a minute or two, neutralize them all. That kind of explains why it's called Faster EFT :)

I think there might be legal issues if I started divulging his methods in detail here without his consent (and, ethically, I wouldn't feel comfortable with doing it) so I just recommend people use the next best thing which is standard EFT.

However, here are some "hints" as to how to speed up your process.

Firstly, forget the karate chop bit completely.

Secondly, just use one statement for one tapping point. And just keep going round with a point-per-statement until you've read out all the statements, take a deep breath, wait for a minute or so to settle down and then check if you feel any relief.

Repeat another round if required until you don't feel any great emotional "sting" from what you are saying.

Then just look at all the statements on the spreadsheet and see if any of them still "sting". If so, do an individual full round of "Release and let it go" for each one until that particular one is dealt with.

If the statement doesn't appear to be releasing, I switch to focusing on where in my body that emotion is expressing itself. So, for example, I might say "This dark feeling at the top of my shoulder" (instead of "I feel poor" ) and do a complete round on that.

This is a key trick. You can switch (and even intermix) between statements and body-feelings for that statement. They are both pointing at the same issue.

So carry on testing and clearing until all the statements/emotions for that spreadsheet topic are neutralized.

Clearing this way should take a fraction of the time than doing individual full rounds (with "karate chops") for each statement by itself and should still achieve the same effect.

Finally, to answer your question about whether you've done it all correctly, the best (and easiest) way to find out for sure is to simply look back at what your original issue was and see if you feel negative about it at all.

So, if your original issue was that you procrastinate constantly, do you now feel bad about that or is it just a non-issue now? If it's a non-issue, you've cleaned it up just fine.

Even if you don't see an immediate change in your own behavior, you can rest assured that something has changed simply because of the difference in your emotional reaction. It will only be a matter of time until you discover exactly what has changed.

I advocate waiting a couple of weeks before passing judgement on a vibrational clean-up change.