The point is trusting myself when I'm led.

The point is knowing that if something in me goes, huh, there's something about that.

I like how she does the thing in this area.

I want to know more.

Then that's that.

And that's enough. Okay, here's what I want to say to you. So I create and sell digital courses, as you know.

And so part of that is needing to describe to people what is in a course, like what's included. If there's any live content, recorded content, you know, like just questions about how the course works, like how often content drops. Is there a workbook? Do I have access forever? La, la, la. And I'm always

very, very happy to answer the questions, like, whether I'm answering the questions or my team's

answering the questions, like, sometimes I'll see what's happening in the DMs or in the

assistant or support inbox from my company. And, like, I just see that there's lots of people

asking lots of

questions. Just fine. You're allowed to want to know the details about a thing you're enrolling in.

But I was made, I just had an interesting, I made an interesting observation a few minutes ago.

So I always tell people, you know, the details don't matter. What really matters is, are you called? Is the energy

of this thing something you feel drawn to? Is there something you're meant to receive from this

content or this container? That's what I always say, but I don't often enroll in a lot of stuff.

So the moment I had just now was someone was asking a bunch of questions about something,

and it wasn't a big doll.

I was answering the questions.

And then I was like, man, they just need to decide whether they're drawn to this or not,

whether they're called to this, whether this is something they really feel moved and led to.

They need to stop worrying about the details and the dates and the timing.

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