One of the most powerful things I have done to improve my productivity is spending a few moments every morning tapping on my to-do list.
When I clear away all the emotional resistance to the items on my to-do list I find myself easily able to take action throughout the day.
I have also found that I do the highest value tasks first, making sure I achieve the most of my time.
I was talking about this technique recently at the Spring Energy Event in New York and my friend Kris Ferraro was in the audience. Kris does all the interviews for the Tapping Insiders Club and she asked if I would explain in detail how I use the technique.
Here is our conversation so you can add it to your morning as well.
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The biggest obstacle to our success is ourselves. We know what we want and often we know exactly what action we need to take… but we remain stuck. Here is an easy way to use tapping to 
The suggestions in this podcast and the tapping demonstration have already unstuck me in an area that is pretty vital to my happiness and that of a number of other people as well. The experience may very well have a beneficial impact on our ability to contribute our best to a large number of people in ways that are beneficial to them. Thank you for your generous gift.
Thank you! It was really relevant and helpful to tackle a very “sore” problem.
This is so valuable, Gene! And it is great to know that I’m not the only one who finds resistance in my to-do list. And now I have a way to get through it.
Thank you!
Fantastic! Thank you Gene for your generosity in sharing this valuable information. Will use it daily and can hardly wait to experience the long awaited improvement in getting things done. ;)
BTW where is the liver spot???
The liver spot is located on the edge of the ribcage directly below the nipples.
Thank you so much Gene and Kris! I think this will be very helpful, and I am blessed by your freely sharing such valuable lessons.