Why do you believe that leaders hide from funding their vision?
So although you're on Zoom, and I'm sure you're at a place right now where your
Zoom is not the free Zoom, right?
You're now trying to fund your vision and where you're going to go.
Where are you going to go?
Where are you headed to?
And what does that look like?
You know, and how do you feel about leaders funding their vision?
You know, with anything that you believe in, you're going to have to use the
currency to spend.
So you're going to have to spend, you're going to have to fund.
I think at the beginning, when 2020 happened, I got to see that I had a
relationship with currency, which is money funding, yet there was still a
part where it was blocking me.
And so this year, that's why I'm putting myself out because I understand that
I'm deserving of receiving and that's the work that leaders have to do.
It's very good to give, give, give all the time.
Yet you also have to learn to receive and understand that if you believe in a
higher power, then that funding will be supported and you'll be in alignment of
finding those doors and those opportunities.
And it's going to take some action that is needed for yourself.
Yet it really takes a different relationship with currency to understand
where can we go and take some risks.
Like any business, you're going to have to go into the unknown and
uncertainty, you're going to have to take some risks and some gambles, yet
be intentional with it so that if there is a loss that you will see it as a
learning loss, it's not like a loss.
There's still something to be taught and learned in so that you can still
pivot and still keep momentum.
So I think with the vision that I have, I'm doing these small intimate ways, yet
I'm envisioning bigger retreats and bigger stages, bringing myself in
different places of the world so that when they're in my frequency of my
nervous system, they can feel that safety so that they can regulate their own
nervous system and see what's possible.
Cause like you said, I'm living testimony of something that you don't see as much,
yet I'm living proof that there is things that are possible.
That I love this.
I so love this because it fits, it all fits with lifting, lift oneself, you
know, and everything that I've read on your website.
And then I also went and I saw some of your podcast on Facebook and I was like,
okay, this, and then for you to come on and it all to marry.
I think that's one of the things that we have come to see.
So transparency, this is actually my first co-hosting free show.
And then the cool part about it is when we read and I've done things differently
and I've been, you know, lifting oneself to say in my past, but to see and read
and then go to the patterns of what you have or what you submitted, it actually
marries when you talk, you know, while speaking.
So I really, really see that this is, this is something that you're very
strong, strongly feel about and that you're going to, you're going to, you're,
you have a great vision and you're so there, you know, it's not wavering because
of the simple fact, this was your own testimony.
And I think that's where a lot of good, good leaders come in at is, is having
their own testimony and being able to take that testimony to actually help
somebody else.
So I don't really have any other questions.
Do you have anything for me?
What is your vision?
What's your vision for you personally and your vision of how you service other
people?
My vision is very interesting.
And so when, as I'm working on myself right now, I say daily that I'm going to
say daily that I want to make a living eulogy.
And often, you know, seeing so many funerals happen, COVID happened and so
much death going around, you see the joy and the love of people when others are
gone. And that's not when we necessarily need to hear it, right?
Because that's, that's the spirit talking.
So daily, I want to love unconditionally.
I want to work hard and be kind, which is the shirt that I have on.
And I want to make sure that I realize that no one is disposable.
You know, so we tend to pick and choose and for myself, if I can spiritually say,
I do believe in God.
And so I think the biggest, the biggest thing for us is to love one another.
And that's the true, but sometimes the biggest and the hardest thing is to love
people that are hard to love.
So in my daily eulogy and to create that eulogy is to say, I'm going to love you
regardless of who you are.
And I'm going to want to be able to connect with you on a level.
And we may not be that connection where we stay together forever, but I can accept
you for who you are because for everyone, there's a story.
Yeah.
And so because I may not know that story or nor do I have the opportunity or they
don't become that vulnerable to tell me that story, I know without a shadow of a
doubt, everyone has a story and that story can, can affect the present.
And that might not be towards me, but it could be just towards the story and that,
that opportunity to not meeting someone like yourself, to give them that, that
space and that safe place to say, I can change.
I just have to deal with the gut and everything that's in there that I don't
necessarily have control over, nor do I know how to say.
So for me, that's, that's, that's my vision.
Those are the things that I see.
And, um, at the end of the day, I just really believe that, that we, we don't
have control over a lot, right.
And, and it's okay.
And when you don't have control and you let go, and you, you try to focus on,
you know, the day and the present, then I think all is well.