Once your energy changes, everything you’ve posted online also changes.

I’ve noticed something interesting about the people I’ve communicated in spirit with: helping them see a problem or a bad habit and kicking it to the curb. Something like desperately wanting attention, worrying about how people perceive you, fearing not being loved, wondering if you’re good enough, or such things. Once we work out the issue in spirit, sometimes even pointing it out makes a huge difference to someone who can sort of snap out of it instantly; their whole catalog of stuff online seems to change, even though it was recorded years before the conversation.

Therefore, even if the work you’ve been doing receives no credit, don’t give up. Once your energy changes, all of it will change along with it. It’s more than likely already good enough; it’s just that it’s not complete enough to give you the feeling of self-confidence, or some potentially tiny thing hasn’t slotted into place yet. Don’t delete your old stuff. It’s good. It’ll stay there until you’re ready.

This also applies to your non-digital work, obviously. This maybe a reason why some people don’t get famous until they’re dead, and people only then recognize their genius. If they felt desperate for recognition in life, death relaxed them, and people could notice the genius they had been all along.

What makes a rock star a rock star? He doesn’t give a fuck whether chicks dig him or not or how many guys are jealous of everything he does. A rock star doesn’t try to please you, pander to your expectations, or play a role. For as long as you do, you will not ever be a rock star – just maybe someone who seems like an actor or a model. The same goes for everything. For as long as you try to please others and pander to their expectations, you’ll suck. 😉 The good news is nobody will notice you sucked before once your energy changes. 😀

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