In response to Allison’s Ross post titled Does divinity have a place in modern-day marketing? guess each person finds their source in their own way, whether spiritually, religiously, intuitively, or even scientifically. It ’is a personal choice. The next step is how one evolves with it: how you observe, listen, and take inspiration into your daily life, both as an individual and as an entrepreneur.
This is the dawning of the new entrepreneur. Nothing wrong with the old one! Like some people may be attached to their Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and others prefer their Nokia 3310, there is no right or wrong.
This Beingness is the divine source of our unconditional love and an inherent “knowing” of what is and, as such, the insight on what is the best service to give for the situation.at hand.
What we see around us is merely a reflection of what is inside us. The challenge most of us have is that we don’t like what we see on the outside and still end up looking for answers out there. When we realise that all is us and all is within, the search for answers will remain just that. A search.
To me, divinity is not a being or a presence, it’s an experience. It’s the deep intelligence of ecosystems, the quiet reciprocity in the natural world.
So for me, not only does divinity have a place in modern-day marketing, stepping into our divinity as solo entrepreneurs shapes the future of marketing. Co-creating, as the divine in and around us, calibrates our product, our service, and the way we show up as entrepreneurs.
There are no longer divisions caused by race, religion, or politics, as we all recognise our spiritual nature of oneness. This is indeed heaven on earth – and beyond.
Transformative Journeys: Healing from Within with Sibylle Stehli, The Chaos Distruptor In this powerful episode of the Alive Again Podcast, hosts Andreea Parc and Alexa Dumitru welcome transformational coach and energy healer Sibylle Stehli.
Imagine a world where people no longer silence their truth, suppress their emotions, or hold back their true potential. A world where healing begins in the mind, where courage replaces fear, and where humanity collectively rises to a new level of consciousness.
What would my ideal world look like, and would I still be doing what I am doing today? I wouldn’t change the physical aspects of our planet because it is already a masterpiece—beautiful, powerful, and majestic as it is. My ideal world is one where every individual fully and freely expresses their creativity, embraces their unique narrative, and connects harmoniously with others.
This past weekend, I took a break and headed upstate to NY, hoping for a snowy retreat. While snow is not as common in NY as it used to be, the joy and peace I find in skiing are unmatched. Yes, skiing! Not only does it offer a unique experience, but its therapeutic benefits are substantiated by scientific evidence.
