AM to FM

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We are all broadcasting, all the time. Through our words, our energy, our intentions. Some of us are tuned to static, others, to clarity. This is AM to FM a metaphor for how the frequencies we carry shape the way we experience reality. 

The station you’re on:

AM (Amplitude Modulation) is scratchy, low-band, old-school. It reaches far but lacks depth.
It’s the survival channel, broadcasting fear, doubt, repetition.
Safe. Predictable. Linear.

FM (Frequency Modulation) is richer. Fuller. Nuanced. It’s the soul’s soundtrack, broadcasting creativity, emotion, truth.
It plays in color, while AM plays in grayscale.

And here’s the kicker: you don’t hear life as it is, you hear it through the station you’re tuned to.

The power of personal frequency:

Energy isn't just some spiritual buzzword, it’s science, it’s psychology. It’s the tone in your voice, the posture in your silence, the ripple you send into the room before you even speak.

High-frequency people attract alignment. Low-frequency people attract patterns. Neither good nor bad, just matched. You can only attract what harmonizes with the station you’re on. You want joy? Tune out of bitterness.

You want love? Turn down the noise of unworthiness.

Retuning reality:

The shift from AM to FM is intentional. You choose your station daily, in what you consume,
who you talk to, what you believe about yourself and the world, but be warned: FM takes effort, it requires vulnerability. Presence, a willingness to feel more deeply and live more authentically.

AM is comfort in chaos.
FM is clarity in complexity.

Conclusion: 

You are not just a receiver. You are a transmitter, and the world reflects the station you broadcast. So check the signal, notice the noise. Decide what soundtrack you want your life to play on, because reality is less about what's happening, and more about how you’re vibrating.

Don’t just turn the volume up, change the frequency.

From AM to FM, from fear to flow, from surviving to resonating.

If this resonated with you, you might love a free short course worksheet, please email me for a list of topics to choose from, thank you.

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