Hillary McVeigh

And that's what we're here for.

It's to grow, to evolve, and we get rewarded with that.

Not in a way where you have to necessarily earn it, but in a way that you grow to receive it.

So when we think about sharing in the Kabbalistic way, they speak about how if you are attached to an outcome or even overthinking or putting pressure on how other people receive it, it is no longer giving.

It is then taking.

And how this landed for me, especially, was when I thought about when I'm teaching, when I'm on this podcast, when I'm sharing on Instagram, when I take my time to write a carousel that maybe take, you know, an hour and I could be more efficient if I just ran it through ChatGBT.

But that's not actually the point.

When I am writing these carousels or I'm writing that caption or I'm writing that newsletter or I'm connecting with another person or I'm teaching in the certification or I'm recording a podcast, it is the consciousness that that puts me in.

The consciousness, the energy, the connection to light, the connection to wisdom, that energy of creativity, of love, of infinite intelligence, me like alchemizing my thoughts, putting things together, really thinking about how do I feel about this?

How do I want to teach this?

How do I want to share this?

This can be applied for anything that you are doing.

That is the whole point.

That consciousness is the reward.

So instead of seeing giving or serving as an action, see it as a consciousness.

Who you are when you put on that event.

Who you are when you write that thing or film that thing or create that thing or make that art or speak to that person.

What you tap into is the whole point.

the light, the wisdom, the creativity.

Because when you focus on that, you can never be burned from the external.