You know, we live in a world where everybody wants to be seen.

It seems like, seen on timeline, seen in rooms, seen on stages.

But being seen is not the same as being felt.

Like, when I say felt, I'm talking about something deeper than presence.

I'm talking about essence. I'm talking about essence. I'm talking about energy.

I'm talking about impact, connection.

The kind of presence that lingers long, long, long after you leave the room.

Because being seen, I believe, is the surface.

But being felt is the soul. There are millions of people, millions of followers,

but their words sometimes don't move anyone. There are people who are in front of a camera

every single day, but nothing they say may actually stick.

And then there are people who barely speak, but when they do, it's almost as if mind,

body, spirit, your whole being just wants to lean in to listen.

There are people who walk into a room quietly, but they shift the atmosphere with their peace.

You feel them, not because they are loud, but because they are real.

I love that feeling.

It's better to be felt and not just seen.

Scene fades, right?

Think about celebrities and musicians.

A hot one year, they gone another.

But felt stays.

When a song or somebody truly makes a connection with you, you remember that for lifetimes. Seen impresses,

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