Dance as if No One (or Everyone!) is Watching
Over years providing spiritual/emotional/practical council of one kind or another, I've noticed how many people (myself included) often feel just not completely content or satisfied with Life. It's as if the reality so many of us are busily living, falls far short of what we believe we've been promised (...or at least short of the better lives we perceive others to be enjoying). Therefore, the explosive hoopla between individuals who co-created the recent feature film It Ends With Us (i.e. actors & actresses, director, producer, original writer of the novel the movie was based on, book/film/star fans with social media platforms & followings of their own, the press, PR firms, powerful agents, & even the husband of one of the main players) set me to thinking... ...because all the accusations winging back & forth seem to stem from one original (mis)perception: whether or not each person & their work has been adequately, acceptably valued by others ...
