Many of us have had a sign that we see when someone we love has died. Many people associate a red cardinal as the spirit of that loved one checking in on us to let us know that they are alright. But for some people that is too ordinary.
Cardinals are fairly abundant in many parts of the US so is it coincidental that you are seeing one now? Does it matter?
Funny you asked! A couple of years ago (almost 3 now) I was embarking on a podcast, Advantages to Aging. I had never done anything like that before and it was a part of my marketing strategy rather than a business endeavor to make money.
I was going along nicely, but I was concerned about running out of people to interview who would really add value to my listeners. At the end of one particular day, probably having just paid the bill for the production of the podcast the month before, I asked out loud, “God, if I’m meant to be hosting a podcast, it would be GREAT if people started approaching me and asking to be a part of the podcast AND it would be even BETTER if they where the right people!”
Literally the next morning there were 6 or 7 emails in my inbox inquiring about how to become a guest on my podcast. These were people I had never met before. They had listened to my podcast and wanted to be a part of it! Signs.
Okay, that didn’t make the cost of the podcast any less, but it reduced the stress of having to find people. Even today, I have a wait list of people who are wanting to be a guest.
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