Much of my client work revolves around helping people to take action. Most of my clients are trying to find a way to use their gifts and talents to help those around them in some way, but for some reason are holding themselves back.
This inability to act often stems from times in their childhood or more recent past where they were judged harshly by their loved ones for being different.
When this happens it makes perfect sense that they wouldn’t feel comfortable using their giftedness in the present.
Today’s podcast is a tap-along aimed at this exact issue. Even if you don’t feel like this applies to you, you might be surprised how this type of experience may be impacting you subconsciously.
Take a few moments to tap along.
Biddy H says
Dear Gene, Thanks you for a lovely tap a long. I have made great strides since meeting you at the Gathering in York. I have realised that I accept being different. I also know that what is difficult is wanting to be part of a group and constantly being rejected for having more resources and choices than the people I know. I don’t hold it against them so expected them not to hold it against me, as they have so many things I would like. But, they seem to resent this. I understand from tapping this podcast, that this is because it makes them uncomfortable and they don’t like feeling like that, I finally accept that that is ok too. And so I embraced the “alone ness” which enables me to grow. And in doing so, realise that I am not so alone as I keep meeting people and helping people when I am my authentic self. Thanks again. Your tap a longs are so inspiring. :)
Tapping Granny says
Thank you, Gene. This is a very powerful tapping session. I will definitely listen to this again as I discover specific aspects of my life that will benefit from it. Thanks for everything you do!
Britta says
Thank you for this powerful tapping. What struck me Is that many people experience this, to the point you created this audio. It just goes to show how unique each of us is, and yet we see ourselves as “different.” Thanks for the great content!
Gene Monterastelli says
I think one of the biggest problems we face is we are comparing our inside to other peoples outside…That is why we feel different.