Develop: Evolving Your Soul And Changing Your Offerings

Greetings, lovely listeners. I always take you along with where I'm at in my

journey to help you grow and for your own path and mediumship. So let's see, what

do I want to talk about today? There's a few things on my mind. I've got a

demonstration tonight. Y'all, with unwind, I do a ghost-tour dim mashup once

of every month, every month, just about. And then I also do regular

demonstrations there that are two hours. And it's interesting when when you're

kind of working with the same venue and offering different types of metaphysical

offerings. It's interesting when you start playing around with like ticket pricing,

how many people in the audience, because you're growing, you're coming into

finding that pace, that not only you as the medium and the public need, but also

the place of business too. There's a lot of different angles here. But you grow.

You'll never know what you want to do with the public in the group dynamic

until you get out there and start trying it. I used to tell my students, I want

everyone to get up there and bring a contact at the Galveston Fair, which we

have coming up April 11th, to see how it feels to bring a contact in front of a

group of, I don't know, anywhere 20 to 60 people, right? And then you decide what

you think. You got to experience it once. You know, I was very adamant about that.

And guess what? They learned they, they knew right after that. I think I could get

better at this. Or I don't want to try this for a while. Or that was freaking

amazing. There was a variation of responses, but they came in a clarity. I'll tell

you that right now. And there's, I mean, they know where they stand as mediums, they

know what they like, they know what they want to go forward with. And when you step

out there in the public and you have a venue and you're figuring this out, you

really grow. It's like anything with any public field appearing profession. It's

like your social media accounts. You start at point A, and then you're going to make

it to point Z. And all the other letters of the alphabet between that, you're going

to shift, you're going to change, you're going to become a chameleon, you're going to

become a rebel, you're going to conform, you're going to not conform. You're going to experience

all of this coming into that place where you find that fit with your type of session you

offer or your place that you demonstrate in. And you don't give up though, that's the

thing. That is, there's so much truth to the saying, Oh, what is it? The only failure

is the person who never tried or gave up. That's exactly right. The the success is in

the journey, the success and the strength and the the power come from the journey between

that point A to Z where you shift, shape, conform, not rebel. That's where you become quite

a piece of art that is a masterpiece and not just a crown, kindergartener, drawing scribble

of scribble, okay? And and you don't give up. You don't get upset when tickets don't sell.

You don't get upset when clients are didn't schedule a certain week. You don't get upset

when you get that review. That isn't five stars. You just keep going. Have this saying

I tell myself. It doesn't matter if I suck at that dem with the other mediums because

I'm going to keep going. I'm going to still do my clients. I'm going to do my dems.

I'm going to keep going that I'm not going to stop working with spirit. But I'll think

dang, why did that not work out? Okay, we'll try for next time, right? You persevere

and you know without a doubt that no matter what, nothing can take spirit away from you

and you wanting to work with spirit. That's going to go on no matter what, no matter what

happens from letter B to Y, okay? And so with my unwind dems, the space holds, you can

cram 23 in there. It's a lot of people. It's not my preference. With the ghost tours,

I absolutely will do it for the owners. They want they sell the tickets for that 23 tickets.

But for my personal dems, where the paying works a little bit different, I don't like

more than 18 and I've just made the switch of taking it more intimately to 14 because

I want that intimate space with my audience in that location, okay? Now, when we have,

if you, if you told me I could be in the Galveston Spinnaker room, which my company's been in

my school, my students, my faculty, we've been in every few times we've worked the fair

every time it's happened in the past four years and you told me I could have that Spinnaker

room every Friday night with 60 seats. I'd be like, heck yeah, because it is a very open,

rose layout space. And I know that I'd want that. But in this environment with unwind, I

want that intimacy. It's a wine bar. It's a place of connection and good food and wine

and closeness, right? Quiet even. And that's what I desire. But I didn't start that way.

I didn't know I wanted intimate there, but I do. And so that's what we're rolling with.

So I've got that tonight. I only opened up 14 spaces. I really upped my ticket. I'm more

than doubled it y'all. I'm more than doubled it because I feel like what I bring in that little

room at unwind is so amazing. And it's worth a lot more than $30 a ticket. So I'm more than

double my ticket price and I only have sold seven tickets. And do you know how I feel about that?

Freaking excited. I cannot wait for the seven that I get to work with tonight.

I was ready for 14. I probably still have a few come in. But if you want my honest opinion,

in a small space, I love groups of 8 to 10, maybe 12 at the most. But when you have,

and this is, you know, you got to look at your venues too. You know, how are the chairs and

tables set up? You know, you got to, you got to be, you got to be a chameleon. But then you got

to shift and change to that next camouflage pattern. So I have that coming up tonight. And

if you ever would have told me, I would take that ticket sales down the number and be okay with seven.

At one point, you know, four you five years ago, I would have been like, that's a failure.

But now, tonight, I'm so happy. I'm so excited. And what it tells me is that, first of all,

you need to know that when you go from letter A to Z, not only is the way you shape your business

and offerings going to change drastically, but you're going to change. You're going to change

internally. You're going to change with what you want to give the public with your own soul

and what's opening up inside and what you're drawn to and what where you want to express yourself

and how with your mediumship. And you know, that's always directly related to the physical life. But

for me, I'm in a space of close even my classrooms. I don't want six students anymore in my rooms.

I want three. What the hell? I would have never sought said, I'm not doing it for only

three years. That's all I want now. It's really crazy how when you start the journey at point A,

letter A, you will never, you will never, don't even try to guess what, what letter Z looks like.

Don't even try. I'm probably only on letter C, y'all. And I have changed foundationally.

As a person with my offerings, with what I do in my offerings with mediumship.

And I never would have imagined it. The most important thing listeners is that you've got to keep

going. You've got to, you've got to do what you think you want to do to know what you,

hmm, how do I want to word this? Okay, there was a saying that was, and I can't remember where I

heard it. I wish I would have because I say it all the time. I said it all the time in my 20s.

When I was trying to figure out what the heck I wanted to do with my life, I heard it in a movie,

can't remember. But the saying is, you will never know what you want to do until you do stuff

you don't. You will never know what you're going to, you're supposed to do until you do stuff,

you're not meant to do. And I told myself that when I was going through all these jobs as a teenager,

a college student, and in my early 20s, I would start another job, totally 90 degree turn,

and I'd be like, no, hang, I don't want to work in the service industry. Well, I thought I did,

but I really know I don't because I did it, and I had to do it to figure out I didn't.

And so on, and I kept climbing these steps on the ladder, and I only found the way of what I wanted

to do by doing things that I didn't, but they led me to that point of that aha teaching feels right,

right? And to analogy, use this as an analogy with where I'm at now, the letter A,

to letter Z. It's kind of like you're never going to evolve as this professional medium,

public or not loudly, you know, with the presence until you keep taking those steps, keep going

down the alphabet, and figuring out what you don't like, or starting it and thinking you do,

and then switching it. The goal is, is you keep going, and you move to the next letter, you keep

reciting that alphabet. That is what's most important. I promise you, if you are feeling like you

are a failure, and you're one-on-ones, or you're Dems, it's not that you're not meant to do them,

but something needs to change, a shift needs to happen, whether it's the venue,

the ticket, the ticket price, the ticket number, the number of tickets or spaces you allow,

I promise you, you have that wooden board with the shapes carved out in front of you.

You're just trying to put the triangle peg in the square hole. You're almost there, you just

need to wait. Let me find out what the square peg looks like and put it in the slot of public Dems.

Promise you, you just need to shift a little bit. And not to give up, you know, don't throw away

that wooden slab with the shapes cut out, you know, you keep it because that's your journey.

And you play around with your pegs and you don't give up, right? So this podcast, podcast, I guess

is a motivational one, taking you along with where I'm at between my A to Z alphabet and hoping

that it brings you some awareness as to your letters of your alphabet and your journey and your

perseverance and your shifting and growing and evolving, basically your journey of the soul

that comes with being a medium, right? Until next time, listeners, bye-bye.