Simone Milasas – Joy Of Business
Simone Milasas: Yeah, and the funny thing is, Chris, that the reality is, what if everybody deserved everything? You don’t see an animal, you don’t see a plant going, “oh, no, you take the sun because I don’t deserve it.” They’re all willing to receive. I’m not sure where we bought into the place that we were less than or we didn’t deserve something.
We are amazing infinite beings, and we function like we’re limited. If we stop the judgment, then you might actually be willing to receive more because you’d actually begin to get and receive how great you are.
What if we were willing to be the choice, be the possibilities, be the joy, be all of that? What change could you create? How much fun could you have? What if the purpose of life was to have fun and say how are you?
Christopher Buck: I think fun is very important. If you can’t get out and do what you do and enjoy it, it’s kind of like pointless: you’re just existing and as opposed to enjoying life.
Simone Milasas: Yeah. But, see, that’s the difference, too. I love business, so I’m working a lot, but I love the Joy of Business, because to me, it’s constant creation. I’ve been on the phone nonstop this morning since I woke up, and to me, it’s constant creation of creating a future that I would like to see. And I love creating. To me, business is creating, and it’s creating a life, and it’s creating what that looks like, it’s creating the future, it’s creating today, and each choice you make contributes to that.
Christopher Buck: Well, if you take a look at the exponential growth of Access Consciousness, obviously, you’re putting a whole lot of joy into this.
Simone Milasas: Yeah, absolutely. Oh, gosh, it’s so much fun when you are at a seminar, where Gary or Dain has facilitated, or I’m doing one of my seminars, and people come up, and they’ve just got tears in their eyes because they’re finally seeing themselves and they’ve finally started being grateful for themselves and knowing that the limitations they were functioning from don’t have to exist because most people think they have a problem with something, and it’s usually not even their problem.
