Hey guys, it's Kathy. I just want to share an extra mini episode with you every single week

because I want to be there for you. I want to be there to encourage you. I want to be there to

help you see things in a way that just feels like it's doable. Like you are so much closer than

you really think and I want to show you what's possible. So here's one of our Minnesots. I hope

you like it. Take a listen. I want you to close your eyes and I want you to daydream.

I want you to feel all of these beautiful little whispers, these little desires. I want you to play out

the possibility. I want you to really go there. I want you to go for it. And when the song is over,

you can totally go back to evaluating whether you're worthy of it. You can go back to deciding whether

or not it's possible. You can go back to getting all sticky in your resistance around

whether or not it's even something you can know who, how, when, all that. It'll be there for you.

But just for the three and a half minutes of the song, I want you to see how much you can play

the tape. Just play the tape. Just see yourself in it, enjoying it. And some of you will think,

oh, we're doing that because the world is made of a vibration and how we think literally creates

an actual vibration in the, in the fields. And so, Kathy is reminding us to practice a higher

elevation so that we vibrate literally differently and we change how we then tune in and what comes

back. And yes, yep, yep, that's part of it. And it's also not just to practice creating,

it's to practice being you because that's how you were designed to feel. That's how you're designed

to be. You're designed to feel good. Every single desire you have, if you trace it to its root,

it's because you think it's going to make you feel good. That's good, right? And what's

interesting is the way in which the analytical mind gets involved, gets in the way, as if to say,

who am I to feel so good? As if you will deprive someone else of feeling good?

Will you're feeling good, deprive someone else is there less of a stream of good feelings for

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