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August 2007 - Ask Kim Column
Dear Kim:
Last September I quit a job in a field of social & legal work that was toxic to me spiritually and physically. Since doing that I have grown by leaps and bounds. My question is: what career path do I take? The one that is financially lucrative or the one that feeds my soul? I would like to make money at my passion but need a "go ahead" from the universe.
Laurel B., 42,
Ft. Worth, Texas
Dear Laurel:
I'm really proud of you for quitting the job that was no longer serving you. That took courage! Naomi Judd, the singer, once said, "A dead end street is the best place to turn around." And so you have!
Now...as a multifaceted, talented gal, which path should you take? Always, always follow your dreams and passions, and the money will come. (Although you may have to work a part time job until that happens.) You would LOVE working as an artist in your own studio, painting ravishing canvases to be sold in Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, London, and Paris galleries. You'll be happiest focusing on landscapes and seascapes. Don't waste time with classes or lessons; buy some canvases and paints to jump start the artistic ability that's already there. Exercising your creativity, serving others, and earning the opportunity to be your own boss is what would make you absolutely delirious. Go for it! And do it now!
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Dear Kim:
I met my Mr. Wonderful--all was incredible! However, a misunderstanding ended the relationship. Do Mr. Wonderful's rethink things, get over them, and make amends? We were at the engagement stage and now he is not even talking to me. Do I hold on or let it go?
Cristina O., 25
Houston, Texas
Dear Cristina:
That must have been some argument! I am so sorry that happened to you! I can only imagine how you are suffering. I've always believed that it would be easier to have two broken legs than to have a broken heart.
And, dear Cristina, I wish I had better news for you. I am sensing that your old flame has moved on with his life, still angry and let down by what the two of you discussed. Furthermore, make no mistake; this man did not allow you the opportunity to discuss your differences so that they could be overcome and resolved. And they could have been!
This behavior is certainly not what one could expect from a Mr. Wonderful with whom you were building a heart, mind, body, and soul relationship. Your angels tell me that they are in the process of bringing another man into your life as soon as you get further along with your healing. Don't lose sight of your dream! Unless you join a cloistered convent, you WILL be married to a Mr. Wonderful, and you will have your babies!
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Dear Kim:
My question is about a friend who cut off her relationship with me. I want to fix it, if it is possible. I am a belly dancer, very extroverted and expressive, and I am a good and unselfish person. She is a very formal person and my personality is incomprehensible to her. I want her friendship because I could see that she is sensitive, emotional, and intelligent. I hope that the angels help me through you.
Mercedes G., 42,
Louisville, Kentucky
Dear Mercedes:
Your friend feels that you are too flamboyant for her and she is attempting to distance herself from the relationship. Your angels tell me that whenever the two of you were together, she felt very much in your shadow. You are beautiful, exotic, and glamorous, and she found that just too much to compete with. That is why she ultimately rejected the friendship.
There is nothing you can do about the choices your friend has made. But what you can do is reach out to build a whole new circle of friends more like you...and that's when you'll really begin to have some fun! You need girlfriends who are as enlightened, loyal, kind, and passionate as you are! Where can you meet these friends, you ask? Think about teaching a class in your community called Belly Dancing for Beginners, and you'll have lots of new friends to chose from--who share the same interests you do!
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Dear Kim:
I attended one of your events back in October. You told me that I would become pregnant with a baby girl around February. My husband and I were both so excited at the thought. We have three boys and our family is due for a some balance. Have we done something to change the timing? What is holding us back? When will this happen, if ever?
Eva E., 25,
Pasadena, Texas
Dear Eva:
You are 25 years old and you already have 3 children? And all boys? That's quite a lot of testosterone in your household! Readers, I think we have just redefined the definition of Superwoman. Eva, I see there is a terrific likelihood that you'll be pregnant by the end of the year.
You and your husband have done--and continue to do--everything (and I mean everything) possible to help make this happen. Your unborn daughter simply decided to wait for a few more months before she was conceived. Not to worry! In fact, it is extremely possible that you will have two more healthy children! What lucky babies!
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Spring, Texas 77388
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