What to do when you’ve done all you can do?!

I’m trying to take my career to the next level by applying for work with some people who are quite famous. They say they love my work and will consider me when they have an opening. I feel like I’ve reached out to them as much as I should at this point, so how do I stay on their radar without making a nuisance of myself? …Edwin

Dear Edwin… Don’t forget that celebrities are really just people, too, in a different place along their path. They don’t have anything you don’t have. Their awareness that they have it is the only difference. Don’t be in awe of them. Just love them for Who They Really Are and allow their perceived successes to be an inspiration to you. Express your gratitude to them for showing you what you are also capable of, and be a friend when given the opportunity to interact with them.

For now, just send loving vibes. Let the energy do the work of reaching out. We always think we have to do it on the physical plane, but we don’t. It is equally effective to reach out energetically as long as we do so from a happy, excited-about-the-prospects-and-possibilities place. Surround them with love and light and envision your working together. See it as happening now. Pre-pave it at the energetic/thought level and love it into existence. This is how to consciously create everything. Simply love it into existence!

Don’t try to force it into being. Never force it. That gives the opposite result because it is a resistant action, and what we resist persists.

Love-Allow-Embrace-Expect-Experience-Enjoy!

(Annie Sims is the Global Director of The Conversations With God School, is a CwG Life Coach and author/instructor of the CwG Online School. To connect with Annie, please email her at Annie@TheGlobalConversation.com

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    Marie

    I’ve read both Conversations with God, and now I’m reading The Only Thing that Matters. I’m really not concerned about it being published, because most likely it wouldn’t be. The burning issue in my childhood had never been answered by a Spiritual Teacher, Priest, Monk or even discussed in any of the books that I’ve read. Why is it that an adult would molest and abuse an Innocent Child. That child did not create that situation to themselves. If I am incorrect, what info am I missing? At least can someone email to clairify this life long question I’ve had. Thank you in advance for taking the time to give me some thoughts on this. Unfortunately you always see this type of negativity in the news.

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