Good morning,

Sharing the good news about tapping with others can be a tricky task.

For most people, tapping is firmly outside the realm of normal expected outcomes. And because of this they approach tapping from a place of scepticism. (AND I don't blame anyone who is sceptical because it really does seem weird!)

Recently I had a chance to chat with my friend Robin Bilazarian.

Robin Bilazarian is a licensed mental health professional who has been tapping with her clients for over 20 years. In addition to her private practice she currently works 20 hours a week serving the staff of an urban hospital. Because of the challenging nature of the work in a city where violence is commonplace, the staff are required to see one of the mental health professionals.

That means Robin works regularly with people who have NOT come to her because she is a tapping practitioner. In fact, most of her clients at the hospital have never heard of tapping before walking into her office.

Because of this she has become extremely effective in sharing tapping with the uninitiated.

If you are wanting to get better at sharing tapping with others, then this interview is a must listen.

Personally, I have been tapping and sharing tapping with others for over ten years and I learned a new technique in this conversation that I have already started to use.

Listen here: http://tappingqanda.com/306

If you have any ideas on how to share tapping that we don't cover in this conversation, I would love to hear them!

Have a great day,

Gene