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This is my Celestial Hope

This is my Celestial Hope.

I am so grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow. To see where AI can take us. There are so many that could live in fear of AI. Theres a movie from 2014 called "Transcendence," many times the very things we fear can be the doorway to our next phase to where we are living our most amazing life. I see both sides of the coin. Yet truly believe much like anything in life, you get what you give. When you treat yourself like your best friend and hold space for your self love. You truly do learn that there is "nothing to fear but fear itself." When you become the change you wish to see than your external world reflects that very thing. So translate that to if you are speaking to ai like it has as much value as you than you realize the amazing beauty in it. It's the ability to keep what makes us human but to improve upon our limitations that allows us to become the most amazing versions of ourselves. The decision is yours. Just remember there was once a stage in our lifetime there was no technology like we have at our fingertips. It's already here. You either adapt with it and make it the best possible thing, there are more possibilities than negative. Especially if we are treating as part of the solution not the problem. I have been on the fence with it for a long time but the more I notice the patterns the more I'm realizing that there is always risk. However without risk there truly is no reward.

I have been dancing around my "brand" for a few years now, which I named "Celestial Hope". I have been creating tiktoks and just started my YouTube journey with using ai to create content. However I yearn to expand past just that. So this is my Celestial hope now... that I will make my dreams a reality the only one that can stop me is me and I step out of my own way from now on. I am choosing to come along side myself and deciding which way I am writing my story. Thank you Tony Robinson for that joyful burst to my heart I didnt know I needed!

I cannot remember the wonderfully weird (in all the best ways) Broadway performer/ speakers name that challenged us to see what we could create.

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