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If so, you know the most popular question of the networking meeting is, “What do you do for a living?”
My friend, Tom Pfeifer of Consistent Voice Communications, and I were at a local Chamber of Commerce networking meeting recently. As you can imagine, not many animal communicators attend networking meetings. But there I was. Tom had a great time watching someone’s reaction when I attempted to explain I was an intuitive animal communicator. I’ve had a lot of experience explaining what I do, but I was not getting through this time.
At that moment, I felt like I was part of the Sesame Street game, “One of these things is not like the other.” And I was the person who was not like the others.
“Imagine you have an unusual gift you have turned into a career. But when you tell people at networking mixers, their initial reaction is a quizzical smirk.”
I don’t actually say that, but it seems appropriate for my networking forays. Once people hear my occupation, there is a “pregnant pause” as they digest what I said. And it lasts a few more seconds as they figure out how to respond.
Tom decided he would help people understand how I got so weird developed my gift. So he interviewed me for his blog! In this blog, I share two exceptional spiritual experiences I had as a young person.
Maribeth Finds Her Spirituality—and Her Gift (Part 1)
Animals Reveal to Maribeth Her Gift of Virtual Mind-Melding (Part 2)
Tom did a masterful job of editing my book, Peace in Passing: Comfort for Loving Humans during Animal Transitions. AND he shared a wealth of knowledge and guidance on how to use Amazon’s Createspace to publish and print my book. I highly recommend Tom for writing and editing!
Check out Consistent Voice Communications.
I’d love to work with you! Check out what I do at sacredgrove.com.
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