Rha Goddess

When we have a new idea or we have a dream or we have something that we aspire to, we will often find the most cynical person in our life to go and run it by.

Yeah.

Right.

And I'm just going to say, like, you know, I think about this in the analogy of our baby.

Like, right.

Like, would you let anybody hold your newborn baby?

You know, and we want to consider that, that when we're birthing new ideas or when we're charting new paths, that it is really important that we get water and sunlight.

Right.

And that we surround ourselves with people who are going to encourage us, even if they don't understand exactly what we're doing.

If they're willing to say, I believe in you.

And if you are passionate about it, go for it.

Like that goes a really long way.

Yeah, I think it's the opportunity to let go of this belief that a loss for one is a gain for another.

This is the zero sum mentality that unfortunately we still are in many ways navigating.

And so part of our opportunity is really to start to consider like what are the experiences that we've had in our lives of enough?

You know, one of the things I share in the book is a story about traveling to Africa on a creative project many, many years ago.

And we were working in a township outside of Nairobi, a really, really rough and difficult region and area.

And we were, you know, probably 20 artists and musicians packed into this little like three room apartment complex, right?

Working on this collaborative albums.

And when it came time to eat, there was like just this crock pot.