The World Needs Your Magic

Kimberly Crowe films at an Atlanta cemetery to remind you not to die with your gifts unused. She quotes Wayne Dyer: never die with the music inside you. The message is simple: share what you have.
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Hey, folks, I'm Kimberly Crow. I am here at a cemetery. There's a beautiful mausoleum here kind of thing behind me, and there's some very, very beautiful land around it. It's wintertime here in Atlanta, so it's a little bit brown, but it's actually absolutely gorgeous. One of the things that Wayne Dyer taught me is that many, many people come to this place at the end of their life without having.
Sung their music, without having shared their music, without having brought their magic to the world. And his saying was, never die with the music inside you. And so when I come to a beautiful place like this, it's absolutely, absolutely gorgeous. And. And there's a lot of positivity about it, and there's also some. Some sadness as well. But the sadness is based on have the folks that were here, have they. Have they shared their music with the world before they passed on? And this is just a great reminder for me, and hopefully for you as well, that if you have magic inside you, the world deserves to see it. We want to see you sing your song before you go. So for those of you who are looking for a little bit of encouragement, just make sure that you know inside yourself that the world needs your magic. You were brought here for a reason. You have a gift, and the world wants you to share it. I want you to share it. So with that in mind, don't die with the music inside you. Get it out. Get on a stage. Grab a mic. I'm Kimberly Crow, and if you want an opportunity to be able to find stages and opportunities to speak, come join us at Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel and Speakers Playhouse. Speakers Playhouse is a weekly show that happens every single week that will give you the opportunity to meet stage hosts and apply immediately for speaking opportunities and be able to get your word out to one, to many, to very large audience and other people's audiences by getting on stages. All right, folks, I'm Kimberly Crow. We'll see you next time. Cheers.










