Meeting the Humans (Video)

It is only 6:30, and I am struggling. I had an energy session yesterday that I think is affecting me. The last time I had one with this person, the first day after was like this, the second day I felt the best I had in a while. Hopeful for a good tomorrow. My list of things is very long of things to do before I leave. It is now looking like Thursday. Today also did not raise any more money. I have just about enough to get on the road, and after that, I don't know what will happen. I am already considering sleeping in the car. I am not sure I like that idea, but it will save me a significant amount of money if I find myself doing that a bit. We will have to see how that goes. I am not convinced that is a solution, but I want more than anything to get cross country, so compromises may need to be made. If I did it every other night, I would save about $1500. I will just have to make sure that I find a place that I feel safe enough to do that.

Today someone posted the following video about the photographer who does Humans of New York.

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I would love to have this kind of connection with those I meet on the road. Yes. I want to have the "cancer" conversation, but I also want to connect with some people in a meaningful way. In all of the years that I have been a hypnotist and coach, I have had some very wonderful encounters with those who have let me in.

In some ways this trip reminds me a bit of when I was working in NYC. I had a job, but wanted to do something different. I arranged to take a couple of weeks off of work so that I could try things out, and see if I could get things going in a different way. A couple weeks is not nearly enough, but I was glad I did it.

One day I went into a McDonalds and met a lovely woman. Her name was Elizabeth, and we sat and spoke for quite a while. I found out she was a Holocaust survivor. I found out that she had been sterilized, and when she was able to settle after the war, she adopted a boy, who she sadly was having major issues with. She opened her heart to me. She cried some tears. Even though I do not now remember all the details, it was something I have never forgotten.

I can only hope to have this type of experience over and over on my trip. It should be interesting.

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