Hillary McVeigh

It's that you're connecting with the consciousness of love, abundance, divine life force.

And as I said, when I am really honest or true to myself, my happiest moments are when I'm in my little cocoon, writing, you know, developing a teaching, then sharing it in my spaces, in the certification, within this podcast.

That's where I feel closest to the divine.

That's where I feel closest to God.

That's where I feel closest to life force moving through me.

I access more light when I'm in that state of sharing than any other time in my life.

Or when I'm connecting with someone, you know, we're sharing and we're talking about these things.

And so this is really important, especially for projectors, by the way, because the way that I see it now is this obsession or fixation on recognition is actually so to the detriment of a projector that they're worrying about the wrong thing when really they need to understand that the guidance and the wisdom that's overflowing from them, that is a whole point.

And if people don't receive it, that's so okay.

Like if you don't make it about that, then you will be okay when it's not landing or it doesn't resonate with them.

It's none of our business.

I have felt most at peace and with my creativity when I make it none of my business how people receive my Instagram.

The most that I have suffered when it comes to growing my community or growing this podcast or growing my business has been when I've over-attached or worried to how people receive it.

And I've checked all the numbers and I've, you know, oh, that podcast and blah, blah, blah.

Like that one didn't do as well.

Oh, that one did really well.

What did I do?

And like, yes, there's an aspect of strategy, but not from the place of the energy of...

I need to grasp, hold on and keep on recreating the same thing because that's not in your control anyway.

That's what burns you out.