What audience pain points does Brian D Smith address in his work on signs from spirit?

I focus on a handful of very specific pain points around signs from spirit:

• “Am I missing my loved one’s signs?”
  People worry signs are happening but they’re too numb, distracted, or skeptical to notice.

• Fear they’re “making it up.”
  They get a song, dream, or symbol, then immediately doubt themselves and feel crazy or foolish.

• Silence and disappointment.
  “I’m begging for a sign and get nothing. Did they not make it? Do they not care?” That terror cuts deep.

• Confusion about what counts as a sign.
  Is it only big, dramatic stuff, or can subtle patterns, synchronicities, and inner nudges be real contact?

• Conflict with beliefs or family.
  Some are afraid their religion, community, or partner will judge them for believing in ongoing communication.

• Guilt and regret.
  “If they’re sending signs, are they upset with me? Did I miss a chance to say goodbye?”

I help people reframe these fears, recognize everyday communication, and build confidence in their own experiences rather than outsourcing everything to mediums.

Which of those feels most like what you (or your audience) are dealing with?