Ego, Authenticity and the Arts with Elvira Hopper
Episode description
Elvira Hopper works with artists, helping them step out of their ego and into their authentic self so that they can manifest what it is they are looking for. Elvira is an artist herself, and has stepped into the Jazz scene at the age of 51 has recorded her first album, and is performing in one of the top Jazz spots in Toronto, Canada.
Summary
Elvira shares why she was inspired to get into the jazz scene and start recording and performing. She talks about being a spectator of a performance at a young age, and how her desires were dashed just as quickly.
She talked about her “blessed breakdown” and explains why it was a good thing that she went through a 27 year period of being inauthentic. She talks about the evolution that led up to her becoming her current self.
She describes a time in her life when she was operating out of ego, and how it was detrimental to her performance, and how when she switched over to coming from a place of humble service, her game changed completely.
Elvira gives listeners a tool that they can use to tap into their high vibe space, so that they can begin to think more clearly and get out of their own way so that they can be themselves in peace.
Quotes
“I could not desire my desires”
“That's how I got love from them, by wanting to be what they wanted me to be”
“I truly believe that we can create miracles with our mind”
“It's all about working together to serve”
“I want to be uniquely me, and I want people to understand these beautiful lyrics”
“You attract crap if you're crap”
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