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Donna Becker
@donnabecker01
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Hi. I am an energy medicine practitioner
in New Jersey, USA and Eastern Time Zone. 

I work remotely to feel where energy is stuck in my clients’ energy field and their body and then work on restoring flow.

I help them to understand their unwellness issues through the lens of Chinese medicine and see h…


Active 1d ago Joined 4 Jul 2022 New Jersey USA, Eastern Time Zone (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

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Donna Becker 🔤 ABC

I watched your youtube video. So on Facebook sometimes my post is going to someone who is not a friend?
I only experience comments or likes from people I dont know who are the creepy men telling me I have a great personality and they want to be friends.  I thought they find me thru comments i leave on other's posts. 

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George Kao Ⓜ️ MasterHeart 🔤 ABC

@Donna Becker ​yes, those scammers/spammers have clever ways of finding new people! I block them.

Your FB posts privacy, if it's set to "everyone" (which I see yours are) will be shown to anyone that chances on your post or visit your profile.  They chance upon your post when your friends (or anyone) comment on your post and like it enough.

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Donna Becker 🔤 ABC

@George Kao ​so i need to go to privacy checkup? then 'How people find me?' and change it from 'everyone' to 'friends of friends'? and do want to disallow search engines outside of fb to link to my profile? How do i find out if i have 2 factor authorization?

Welcome to Soulful Content Course 9:20
Welcome to the Soulful Content Course!

Hello and a warm welcome! I'm George Kao, and I'm truly delighted you're joining us for Soulful Content: Stand Out & Connect Deeply in the Age of AI Noise. Begin by watching the video above this text. It includes a welcome message and a short visualization/meditation to help us all arrive fully and ground ourselves in this learning space together. Let's enjoy learning and working lightly :) Our Journey Together Our core purpose: To empower you to consistently create authentic content (rooted in your OGI -- Organic Grounded Insight, which you'll learn about later in this module) that truly connects with your ideal audience, stands out naturally from the noise, and feels both sustainable and joyful for you. Key highlights of what we'll explore over the next ~6 months: Unearth and articulate your unique Organic Grounded Insight (OGI). Mine your lived experiences, client work, and daily awareness for potent content. Deeply understand and resonate with your ideal audience. Craft compelling content using effective structures that honor your OGI. Overcome creative blocks and use AI ethically as a supportive tool. Share content effectively using low-competition strategies (like Strategic Commenting). Build sustainable workflows and personalized content plans. Module 1 Objectives: Setting Our Foundation By the end of this first module, our goal is for you to: Understand the current content challenges and why OGI is the key. Clearly define Organic Grounded Insight (OGI) for yourself. Begin practicing accessing your OGI through intuition and daily awareness. Start recognizing elements of resonance in successful content. Begin mining OGI from your strengths and successes. Establish your initial OGI Capture Log and foundational creation rhythm. Feel welcomed and connected as we begin building our community. Expected Transformation Imagine moving from content confusion or overwhelm towards a place of clarity, confidence, and even joy in expressing your authentic voice. Picture your content creating genuine ripples of connection and positive impact. That's the potential we're cultivating throughout this course. Our Co-Learning Community I see my courses as a learning community that I'm facilitating – we learn from each other. I look forward to learning from you, just as you'll learn from what I share and from the insights of your peers. Culture-setters: Each of us influences our course's culture with every interaction. How would you like for this course community to feel? What are a few top values you'd love for us to embody together? (Share your thoughts in the comments below!) Some guiding principles for us: Comment once, reply twice. For each comment that you make sharing your own thoughts or questions, try to find 2 other comments (especially those with fewer replies) and add your encouragement or helpful suggestions. This fosters true community interaction. Co-learning. None of us knows everything. As we learn through action and reflection, let's share generously and create a supportive co-learning environment. I look forward to learning from your comments! Confidentiality. Let's maintain this as a safe space. Please agree to keep all comments shared here, especially personal reflections, confidential within our course group. Receive deeply. When others share their reflections or feedback on something you've posted (especially if it's personal), practice receiving it deeply. It’s a powerful practice for integration and understanding your unique energy signature. (Let me know below if these values are helpful, and if you have any suggestions. The values we embody together here are what make this course experience amazing for each other!) 😊   Navigating the Course Lessons: Each lesson typically includes a video from me, followed by text like this for details and exercises. Activities: Engage with the prompts and exercises by commenting under each lesson if you'd like, or by using a personal journal / private document. Community comments: Use the comment section below each lesson for questions related to that lesson, sharing insights (optional), and interacting with peers based on our community principles. Support: Ask content-related questions under the relevant lesson. For broader questions or personalized guidance, join the Live Q&A Calls with George (mentioned in the onboarding module.) Your First Steps & Introduction Let's put our community principles into practice right away and get to know each other! Ensure you've watched the video at the top (including the visualization). In the comments section below this lesson, please share: What kind of Work you do (or aspire to do). One key Hope you have for taking this "Soulful Content" course. Your thoughts on the Community Values mentioned above (any you particularly resonate with, or suggestions?). Practice "Reply Twice": After posting your introduction, please take a look at others' introductions and reply to at least two classmates with a warm welcome or encouraging comment. (If you don't see comments below or don't have the ability to comment, please ensure you are logged into the course platform.) I'm so glad you're here. Let the journey begin 🙌🏾😊


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Donna Becker 🔤 ABC

I am a Chinese medicine practitioner, doing energy work at a distance. Recently I decided to focus my efforts on parents and families. 
I feel pretty excited about this new focus. I wanted to help children and I think the best way for me to do that is to help their parents to be less stressed, more present, calm and for all to enjoy their precious time together.
After working with so many adults with childhood trauma, and reflecting on my own healing journey, I realized how hard it was for me to do my own healing, while at the same time, striving to be the parent I wanting to be for my own children. 
As you can imagine, I have a lot i want to share with the people (those who hopefully want to read and see my creative content).
So now I just need the rhythm.  

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Amy Ewald 🔤 ABC

I am on a journey of being true to myself and to help others do the same :) I hope to turn the process of content creation into something that I enjoy and something that I look forward to rather than dread. I want to share the value of respect - I believe this is so important for any community x

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Lynne Young 🔤 ABC

@Amy Ewald , I share that hope, that content creation might be something I look forward to rather than dread. It seems that many of us, myself included, relate to content creation this way as the default mode.

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Donna Becker 🔤 ABC

@Lynne Young I feel like I am so close. I really enjoy it when I do it and yet I dont do it often enough. But I can imagine how freeing it would be to just do it and love it and then reap the benefits. I hope this is the course that makes that happen for us.

consistent time & place (but inspired not at the laptop?) 9:16
Consistent Time & Place

"I wish I could record videos with my laptop, but often when I'm inspired, I'm not near my laptop..." Inspiration is good, but consistency is required for the practice of authentic speaking. For most of us, inspiration is not sustainable for practice. In part because you'll often get discouraged if your inspiration isn't reciprocated by your audience's engagement. For sustained practice, see it as a sustained practice! How then to relate to inspiration? I would recommend habituating the writing down of ideas whenever inspiration comes... but then dedicate yourself to a consistent time/place when you record videos. During your planned time/place for making videos, take out those ideas you wrote down, and pick one that inspires you in that moment :)


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Sometimes, I don't know what to talk about, what topic can I speak about. It is like I say to myself, "You have nothing to share or you are not an expert really of anything, so why should someone else listen to you?" When a friend starts to ask me questions and I answer with excitement, then I realize, well maybe I do have something to say. Wow, exploring this feeling could be a topic too !

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Donna Becker 🔤 ABC

@Cynthia Raskin This happens to me too. Today I had a meeting with a colleague and spent 20 minutes talking about what I do. And she asked if I offer workshops. I never thought I had much to say. So we just need to create our idea list when we are excited I guess.


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Donna Becker 🔤 ABC

I can be very intense, very introspective. I am a bit over the top with my zest for wellness.  I tend to be ready at a moments notice to jump on my portable and invisible soap box to rant about something that is needing to be changed in the world or in ourselves as humans. I suppose  that can be annoying. 
I can find myself funny and playful on a video when I am amused by myself. I guess what I am saying is I do not take myself too seriously even when I am intense. I embrace my weridness