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I have many mentors, and I have many people I mastermind with. This is one way I manage to grow, even when the people life throws my way in business or life are not for growth, either for themselves or for me.

One of these mastermind people, Mike from Tennessee, is a friend through an esoteric program called Quantum Mind Shifting… Eliminating All Negativity from Your System… I paraphrased the title… but this is more descriptive than the one I paid for…

Anyway, one of my passions is movies. I watch movies, as it turns out, not for entertainment, but mainly to experience life in ways I would not be able to experience myself, even if I traveled all the time.

On of my favorite movies is the “Lake House”, relatively new, with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves.

The movie is about two people who communicate through time gap… they are in parallel universes, exactly two years apart.

They attempt to buck the system, and meet. Through the cruel joke of the time gap they stop communicating. But there is a crucial moment, when the character of Sandra Bullock sees that she can change what happens in the guy’s universe by acting, boldly, and just in time, and this way she creates a third parallel universe where they can actually meet.

For me, this movie is about that moment when she discovers that the guy she loved died… about 10 minutes later…

She rushes to communicate to him “I love you” and then “I am at the Lake House now… meet me there in 2 years…” (remember, they are still 2 years apart.) He goes to the lake house two years later, and they are now together. Happy ending.

But she could have done, what most people do… say: “Oh well…” and maybe add “It wasn’t meant to be…” or some other bs.

Like me, 20 years ago, when I was told I wasn’t going to be trained to do the only thing I ever really wanted to do: lead courses for large audiences. Their reason was valid. As valid as death was in this movie.

I said: “Oh well…” and I literally died. Not physically, spiritually, as a person whose life is worth a dime.

Sandra Bullock thinks: Oh, no… I can change the future, and does what it takes. And gets what she wants… the guy she loves.

I have the chance to say: oh no… and go for it. (I always had it. could not I see it? or maybe I didn’t want to?… Was I too dead? it won’t matter any longer… I now have the chance and I am going for it…)

This time it is not like someone is going to train me… it is a little harder, because I have to find my way… but I know where I am going. I am going to lead courses and seminars to large groups of people. As if all those 20 dead years had never happened.

Watching movies can be a wake up experience. This one has been like that for me.