Thanks for respondingâI wasnât sure how those words of mine would land. I truly believe the questions/advice you were asking of your readers came from a humble and sincere place in your heart. But, I donât think you need the advice of others. Like I said, your are getting the answers from the only place that truly mattersâyour True Self.
Thanks for respondingâI wasnât sure how those words of mine would land. I truly believe the questions/advice you were asking of your readers came from a humble and sincere place in your heart. But, I donât think you need the advice of others. Like I said, your are getting the answers from the only place that truly mattersâyour True Self.
A quote I love and try to live by seems apropos here and originated with Marianne Williamson: âYour playing small doesnât serve the world. Thereâs nothing enlightening about shrinking so that others wonât feel insecure around you.â
Donât play small. To me, this equals âbe loud, proud, and unapologetic when it comes to writing who you are.â There will be way too many critics and non-believers, even haters out here. You donât need to invite them, especially as they (we) are strangers to you, to offer their critique.
As long as you are sincere, and proud of your own work, and donât care about your analytics or paid subscribers (because then you have competing, artificial interests) then you are pleasing the only audience member, an audience of one, that matters: yourself.
Thanks for respondingâI wasnât sure how those words of mine would land. I truly believe the questions/advice you were asking of your readers came from a humble and sincere place in your heart. But, I donât think you need the advice of others. Like I said, your are getting the answers from the only place that truly mattersâyour True Self.
A quote I love and try to live by seems apropos here and originated with Marianne Williamson: âYour playing small doesnât serve the world. Thereâs nothing enlightening about shrinking so that others wonât feel insecure around you.â
Donât play small. To me, this equals âbe loud, proud, and unapologetic when it comes to writing who you are.â There will be way too many critics and non-believers, even haters out here. You donât need to invite them, especially as they (we) are strangers to you, to offer their critique.
As long as you are sincere, and proud of your own work, and donât care about your analytics or paid subscribers (because then you have competing, artificial interests) then you are pleasing the only audience member, an audience of one, that matters: yourself.
WRITE ON, Dude! Youâve got this!