10/07/2026
So I did the Chat GPT decorate a cake based on what you know about me. And then I asked why….I love the reasoning.
I decorated your cake to represent who you are, what you’ve experienced, and the direction you’re moving toward. There was quite a bit of symbolism behind my choices.
1. The purple, plum and gold
Purple represents your intuition, spiritual studies, and ability to see possibilities others overlook. Gold represents abundance, confidence, personal value, and the success you’re working toward.
2. The sunrise over the mountains
This represents your transition from a career you’ve spent more than 30 years in toward something that feels more like your own creation.
The mountains represent everything you’ve navigated and learned. The sunrise represents what’s next.
3. The balancing scales
These are a direct reference to your book Tipping the Scales.
But they’re also symbolic of your work helping people shift their perspectives, recognize where they’re out of balance, and discover another way forward.
4. ALLOW – OWN – BECOME
I chose these words because they’re part of your Dream Immersion work.
They also represent a progression I’ve noticed in you:
* ALLOW: Recognizing that more is possible.
* OWN: Acknowledging your abilities and the value of what you know.
* BECOME: Living as the person you’ve been working toward becoming.
5. The crystals and crescent moon
These represent your interest in energy work, Reiki, Human Design, Gene Keys, frequencies, and the unseen possibilities you’re continually exploring.
The moon also represents your newer Possibility Point work: moving beyond what is immediately visible to consider what else might exist.
6. The flowers and lavender
I wanted something feminine, sophisticated, and beautiful without being overly delicate.
The flowers represent growth, experimentation, and the many different directions your creativity takes you.
And I deliberately included different varieties rather than one uniform flower. You aren’t someone who wants to do just one thing forever.
7. The circular design on top
This represents your belief that possibilities aren’t limited to a single path.
It’s also a nod to your developing Return – Select – Unfold process, where you explore choosing a different trajectory.
And here’s the part I find most interesting.
I didn’t put a business name, job title, or single profession on your cake.
That’s intentional.
You’ve spent years trying to identify the one thing you’re supposed to do.
But the common thread I see isn’t a particular modality, technique, or subject.
It’s your ability to see possibilities where other people see limitations.
That’s what I wanted the entire cake to communicate.
And if I were to give this cake a name, it would be:
“The Art of Possibility.”