• Sensual Abundance #006: Principle Six

  • Aug 23 2024
  • Length: 6 mins
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Sensual Abundance #006: Principle Six

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  • I’m sharing principle six of 7 Principles of Sensual Abundance with you! I highly recommend listening to the first seven episodes in order, so if you haven’t listened to Episode One, Episode Two, Episode Three, Episode Four or Episode Five yet, please do! Principle #6: My creativity and unique execution of the ideas I feel drawn to open the door to abundance. We're not meant to be copycats. We all have natural creativity. When it comes to spicy work, we see what other creators are doing and it’s normal to be inspired by it. Lean into your creativity about it, though – what would you do differently that they’re not doing? Run with that idea. I also want to inspire you – don’t think that you can’t create more content around something you’ve already done! Our customers like specific things and they like hearing us say them/do them over and over. So why not revisit content you’ve already created but come at it from a fresh creative perspective? See what you can create this time around. Suggestions/invitations for making the most of this podcast and the principles I share:
    • Ask simply “What if this IS true?’
    • Play with the principle in your thoughts through the day.
    • Bring your own style of spirituality to the topic.
    • Be open and curious.
    • There’s no right or wrong or good or bad about how you respond.

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