Is winning a Grammy as important as blowing everybody away with your show at the Grammies?  Which feels better? Which makes people more happy? And which entices fans to buy your music more?

Last night I watched with a much different perspective than I’ve had for 30 years. I was happy… even proud for the people who won. When people made their acceptance speeches, I felt love towards them because I have come to realize what it takes for them to “get there,” as opposed to my old limited perspective feeling like, “I could do that.” When people thank God for their success, I finally KNOW that feeling. For years I only felt cynicism when I heard people getting all thankful. I can’t begin to tell you what a relief that is for me, to feel thankful inside, for my own personal growth instead of pessimistic about what those artists and musos get to experience.

These 3 performances brought me to tears.  I feel completely blessed by my own understanding and appreciation of their craft.  These artists worked a lifetime to become FABULOUS and FAMOUS.

Not everyone will agree with me (including Sue), that these were as FANtastic as I think.  But I know Sue would agree with me about this one personal AHA moment I’d like to share.

I’ve played music in front of people for 40 years and always lamented that I haven’t yet been involved with artists who perform on the Grammies. In fact, one of my most vivid dreams has been to WIN a Grammy. I haven’t had a clue HOW that could happen, but I’ve always known it would be about change. After watching last night, I have a new realization that what we (Sue and I) are bringing to the world… is every bit as valuable and we could start sharing it with artists.  We are transforming from ordinary to extraordinary.

We’re willing to invite, accept, join and travel with ANYONE who wants to learn.  It’s not that we know anymore than anyone else… but I can guarantee you we expect to be as successful at becoming enlightened millionaires, as anyone who’s ever dreamed it!

I Dee Dog Double Dare you to team up with us for a few years. We’d love to have a few thousand new friends for the rest of our lives.

Steve