I Always Knew
Since I was a child, I've had these vivid premonitions of becoming famous one day. I could see that energy with total clarity — I just didn't have the language for it yet.
So I did what any kid does. I borrowed language from the people I admired. Madonna. Michael Jackson. Robert De Niro. Meryl Streep. I'd watch them with eyes full of wonder and think: one day, that will be me.
I didn't know exactly how it would show up. Until now.
I'm in one of the most powerful chapters of my life — taking stages all over the world to talk about Intuitive Intelligence, and how to access the most raw, honest, real place within us. And here's what I've discovered every single time I step onto one of those stages:
I am not me.
The stage is a portal. The moment I step onto it, something larger begins to pour through — and I become the most authentic, most aligned version of who I actually am.
That's when it hit me.
The fame I was chasing as a kid was never about becoming a channel. It was about creating a character and hiding behind a mask. And don't get me wrong — that's an incredible, fun way to express yourself artistically, to invite people to consider new perspectives. There's real magic in that kind of performance.
But it's not the fame I was actually born for.
What I know to be true — for me, and for you — is that every single one of us carries this capacity. Not the fame of a mask. The fame of being fully, undeniably yourself.
Over the last few months, in meditation, I downloaded the formula that gets you there.
"I always knew I'd be famous."
Would you like to join me?
