UPDATE: $1.24m "Manifested" Since Exact Intention (Declaration?) 1 Year Ago

Historically, this hasn’t ended well. But things have to end to begin again

Historically, this hasn’t ended well. But things have to end to begin again

Update 2꞉ Is This A Manifestation – Example #14763 Of Freakishly Lucky Timing

Update 2꞉ Is This A Manifestation – Example #14763 Of Freakishly Lucky Timing

UPDATE: $1.24m "Manifested" Since Exact Intention (Declaration?) 1 Year Ago

UPDATE: $1.24m "Manifested" Since Exact Intention (Declaration?) 1 Year Ago

When Your Mom Tells You You've Failed To Live Up To Expectations - A Heartwarming Thanksgiving Tale

When Your Mom Tells You You've Failed To Live Up To Expectations - A Heartwarming Thanksgiving Tale

Problems Manifesting & Myers-Briggs type. Don’t give up!

Maggie reflects on money, coaching, Myers-Briggs, and how personality type shapes your natural manifestation style. She emphasizes the importance of finding the teachers and methods that resonate with your wiring. Key Insights * Coaching around happiness and manifestation is a noble use of money; no issue with charging for it. * Driving can free the conscious mind and open creative space — good time for affirmations. * Maggie’s type is ENFP, which explained her self-talk and difficulty letting go of relationships. * Personality wiring affects how you manifest; methods differ by type. * Discovery: Joseph Rodriguez’s videos → led to Joseph Alai → first exposure to manifesting a specific person. * Hearing Joseph Alai talk about “hearing conversations” validated Maggie’s own experiences. * Realization: Joseph Alai is also ENFP → similar wiring explains why his method resonated. * Conclusion: Find the teacher/method that speaks to your wiring. If one doesn’t resonate, try another. * Recommended sources: Neville Goddard, James Allen (As a Man Thinketh), Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich), Wallace Wattles (Science of Getting Rich), The Four Agreements, The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, A Course in Miracles, Marianne Williamson, Wayne Dyer. * Core principle: Don’t give up — keep searching until you find the teacher/style that clicks.