Good morning,
In the back of the notebook I use to track my daily to-dos, I keep a bunch of lists.
Some are personal, like books to read, movies to watch, and restaurants to try. Others are business-related, with ideas for future classes, digital products, and podcast episodes.
One of my favorite lists is titled "The Lab".
Why? Because about five or six times a month, I conduct a tapping experiment.
These experiments are my chance to step into a "tapping laboratory". Sometimes I'll tap for an issue I've never tapped for before, incorporate another healing modality, or try something completely new. It's where I get
to play and explore.
Whenever I have an idea for an experiment, I jot it down under "The Lab". Then, when the mood strikes, I pick an idea and dive in.
Recently, inspiration for a new approach to tapping came from the most unexpected place:
a podcast about college football.
And when I say inspired, I basically took their idea and added tapping!
I've been experimenting with this idea for several weeks now, and I have to say it's been amazing.
It might just be the most avant-garde tapping I've ever done.
I don't want to spoil the surprise, but I'd love for you to try it.
Watch the video version:
https://youtu.be/-chS9yHKToE
Listen to the audio-only version:
https://tappingqanda.com/639
This is one of the rare podcasts where the video version offers something extra. You'll still get incredible value from the audio-only version, but if you can, I encourage you to watch the video.
Since this approach is a little "out there," I'd love to hear how it resonates with you.
Let me know your thoughts. I'd love to hear about your experience!
Gene
