Good morning,

For more than 10 years I have been sharing my beliefs about how to get the most out of tapping with the world. Between videos, audios, tapping scripts, and articles there are over 800 pieces of free content my website TappingQandA.com.

Because I have created sooooo much content in such a public way I have received a great deal of feedback. Most of the feedback has been positive…

And some of the feedback has been, let's say, less positive…

I have been called:

• A know-it-all
• An online huckster
• A snake oil salesman
• A content thief
• Someone "who was surely going to hell!"
• A spammer

And I am fine with that. None of these comments or insults bothers me at all. I am very comfortable with the work I produce and how I share it with the world. I know it's not for everyone and I am fine with that.

But if you want to hurt me, if you want to write something that will really sting and keep me up at night, question how I am using my giftedness. Tell me that I am wasting my time and my opportunity because I am too self-involved. Point out the places I could have made the world a better place, but chose to be selfish instead.

Those are the insults that sting because they’re the same questions I ask of myself. Those are worries that keep me up at night.

Because that is the case, I am fascinated by any conversation about our calling and how we can live our best life.

This week I have a conversation with Gregg Levoy about how we figure out what our calling is and what choices we can make every day to make it easier to live that sense of calling.

In addition to our conversation I have also included four simple ways that you can use tapping to find clarity about your own calling, so you can do something about the ideas we discuss right away! (These include tap-along audios and tapping scripts.)

Find clarity here: http://tappingqanda.com/296

If you have a nagging feeling that life isn't as full and rich as it should be, then this is the right conversation for you.

I would love to hear your thoughts on finding your calling. Let me know in the comment section below the audio.

Blessings,

Gene