Back in November and December I conducted interviews with 17 transformational masters that ultimately turned into the Tapping Success Academy.
Something interesting happened over the course of those interviews…
Each one was just between me and my guest. None of the guests knew what the other guests would be talking about or even who else was involved.
Nevertheless, something magical happened!
It was almost as if everyone I interviewed was attuned to what was said in the other interviews. Somehow the topics and ideas from one interview meshed gracefully with the next, like perfect little puzzle pieces working together.
Of course this didn't happen because of magic or by random coincidence. The reason the conversations fit together so neatly is because there are known fundamentals of healing and transformation that can be combined in a repeatable process.
Knowing the fundamentals allows us to use them over and over again to get more out of our tapping (and any other transformational tools we use).
After listening to close to 20 hours of interviews I was able to distill the list down to ten fundamentals about healing and transformation.
I would love to share these fundamentals with you so that you can get more out of your tapping each and every time you tap.
That's why I am offering a free zoom masterclass in which I will share:
- The most common root cause of most issues so that you will know the easiest place to start with any issue
- The best way to approach any issue you want to transform so that you aren't overwhelmed by too many issues all at once
- How to know which issue to start with to facilitate rapid change in your life
- The first, last, and best piece of tapping advice I have ever received
- AND 6 other lessons
I am offering this free Zoom masterclass twice. You can attend on either Tuesday, March 16th at 8 PM Eastern US time or Sunday, March 21st at 12 noon Eastern US time.
(You can even attend both events if you like, but you will have to sign up for both sessions.)
The masterclass is free OR you can choose to support an amazing cause.
The masterclass itself is free BUT if you make a $7 contribution when you sign up, you will get access to the recording of the class afterwards and all of the money will go towards supporting small business owners around the world through Kiva.
When you reach the sign-up page there is a default $7 charge. If you are not in a position to make a donation and would like to attend free of charge, just update the 7 to a 0 and complete your registration.
You can sign up for either (or both) sessions here: https://lu.ma/genedavid
If you have any questions about the event, all you need to do is hit reply to this note.
I hope to see you there,
Gene
PS: A special note if you live outside North America. On March 14th North America will switch to daylight savings time, while it doesn't happen in most of the rest of the world until March 28th. This means the time zones might be slightly off what you are used to.
You can find your local time for Tuesday, March 16th here: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20210317T000000&p1=4826
And for Sunday, March 21st here: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20210321T160000&p1=4826


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