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

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.