<br > rking these acknowledgments is difficult because after 30 years<br > f living， learning， and researching the power of T-Tapp， it is<br > impossible to mention all those who have helped， inspired， and influ-<br > enced me along the way. However， I would like to recognize those who<br > directly helped bring T-Tapp to print.<br > I ve always known that writing a book about T-Tapp would not be<br > easy， but writing and publishing it within a year would have been impos-<br > sible had it not been for my co-author， Barbara Smalley， my publicist，<br > Kitty Eatherly， and our incredible agent， Heide Lange. I will never for-<br > get how it all began in NYC， the long hours at WaterMark， or the mul-<br > tiple phone calls in between. Kitty， your title as publicist doesn t nearly<br > indicate the amount of work you did in helping to write this book， and<br > no one can type as fast as I can talk except you.<br > I d like to thank my editor， Caroline Sutton， who realized and be-<br >lieved in T-Tapp right from the start and saw it through to completion.<br > Additionally， I want to thank my staff for maintaining business as<br >usual at the T-Tapp office without my presence and for providing excel-<br >lent service and support for T-Tappers when needed. A special note of<br >appreciation to Lauren Lucernoni and her support team of Casey Ellis，<br >