A client can’t understand. She moves her business every year to a new location. She determines who in her profession is making money and she rents an office down the street doing the same thing. She complains they see her as competition so she can give her “I don’t believe in competition” speech. This time she’s also named her business the same as an existing business nearby, who has been offering similar services and products for years. You don’t have to tell us who you are, you show us who you are. There’s enough for everybody.  I figure sure, they are lots of writers and publishers and psychics out there, but none of them do what I do the way I do it. I don’t care how they do it. I call my clients to me based on my vibe and theirs and how we attune to each other. No one can take that from me. Sure, they can “snitch” Sally as a client by soliciting her and offering to do what I do and charge less for it, but Sammy will take her place the moment she’s gone, so no one loses anything. Anyone can say they do what I do, that doesn’t mean they can do it. And if the client is happier with what they get from someone else, that’s a vibrational match so I can only rejoice. It reminds me years ago a reader told me they’d called a local magazine inquiring about regional magazine franchises for sale.  The franchise liaison guy told her she could “blow Horizons Magazine out of the water” if she bought their franchise in a particular area. WTF? We aren’t even the same kind of publication. There really is no competition once you know who you are and what you’re capable of. No matter what anyone says.

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