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1. Ask yourself: Is it possible the voice you've been listening to from irth may not
Have been your own? Can you seperate the voice of youre parents, your teachers,
your friends, the media, and Hollywood from the voice of yourself - your own inner voice?

2. Belive that your inner voice is the voice of your soul- your own unique spark of the Divine
(I would like to point out the similarity between the words "diva" and "divine") - and that it
knows and wants what's best for you and will lead you to your individual purpose and destiny.
(If you're like me, where you're headed may have no connection to where you started.)

3. Gather up your courage like an armful of free clothes at at McQueen sample sale and
follow your inner voice wherever it takes you.

If this book inspires you to do one thing, I hope It's to take the years when you're young - say,
between the ages of fifteen and thirty-five, before you have a mortage or kids or anything else
that needs to be fed - and go balls out on intution and follow your dreams. Dreams won't always
take you on a straight path to destiny, but they're usually related to what your soul wants for you.
They'll force you to ask yourself the hard questions, they'll kick your ass, and most importantly,
they'll turn you on. Do you want to go live in Spain and ride motorcycles through the mountains?
Awesome. Do you want to become the world's most famous designer? Do it. Actress? Model?
Go for it. Do you want to become a CIA agent, a rocket scientist, a Playboy bunny, or a lawyer?
Please, be my guest. Maybe when you get there you'll really hate it, at whitch point you'll know
you're not a Playboy bunny and can cross that off your list and move on to the next thing.
Sometimes, if not most of the time, you find out who you are by figuring out who and what
you are not.

/Kelly Cutrone