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What ‘The Secret’ Isn’t Telling You

“Manifest it!” the gurus keep telling you. But you’re still stuck.

“Why doesn’t it work?” you ask.

Let me share with you my philosophy and advice on using The Secret and the proven techniques I use to manifest cool shit in my life and career. Stay with me, this is a long read but it’s totally worth it.

Get What You Want by Claiming It

Whether you want to change careers, become a consultant, find love, attract more money, make cool stuff for a living, blog about your favorite things, etc. I am going to say first and foremost: It’s doable. There are plenty of resources for you to accomplish this and the universe is limitless.

Want to make money following your passion? You can. Not sure if you have a skill that is valuable to others? You do. Everyone does. Even if you think your skill isn’t a skill or “not quite ‘there’ yet,” it’s there.

Wherever you are in the process, I encourage you to: recognize it, validate it and then sharpen it. Sharpen it like a samurai sword and invest in yourself, first and foremost. Make yourself as valuable as humanly possible.

In fact, see yourself as a Master of whatever it is you love to do. For the next 2 weeks straight, your task is to go to sleep each night and wake up every morning and say, “I AM A MASTER OF   _______________________”.

manifestation mantra

After a few weeks of consistently doing this, you are going to start believing it, and stuff is going to start shifting.

Whatever you state, you believe. Whatever you believe, becomes. This works for better or for worse. So definitely stop saying you’re fat, ugly, broke, can’t find work, can’t find a good mate, can’t do anything right, etc!

Rule #1: Stop the negative self-talk.

What ‘The Secret’ Isn’t Telling You

We have all heard about ‘The Secret’, right? Or Abraham Hicks, if you are deeper in the spiritual community. Most people have read ‘The Secret’ even if they don’t consider themselves “spiritual.”

I love those ladies and their work. But so often I see people walking away feeling energized and then a few days or weeks later, feeling discouraged because “nothing is happening.” (Maybe a lot of people are expecting something to fall from the sky?)

What message are these leaders leaving with us? Are we missing something? That seems to be the question I hear from audience members all the time.

This frustrates me because manifesting what we want is not so hard to achieve if we’re willing to be open, be courageous, have faith, or just do the work. As Jim Carrey stated in an interview with Oprah: “You can’t just say ‘I want to be an actor’ and then go eat a sandwich.”

“By thought, the thing you want is brought to you. By action, you receive it.”

-Wallace D. Wattles

Why it Doesn’t Work for Everyone

You see, I like the intention of Abraham Hicks, Neville Goddard, and Rhonda Byrne messages, but I feel as though they have left some very important (if not crucial) elements out of their philosophy, books, and seminars.

And the marketing portion of my brain sees a bit of hypocrisy.

What makes their business model work so well is that they’re addressing valid pain points with an ancient law of the universe philosophy and they don’t follow up with clear, actionable steps. The message is getting misinterpreted by people who want something (money, love, and success, usually), and want it immediately without really doing anything, or taking any kind of action — because a lot of these gurus state that ‘no action is required.’

Except simply wanting it. Or “getting into the vortex.”

What happens is, people aren’t getting to the meat and potatoes of the Law and they keep returning for something they missed. Entire books are written devoted to expanding on this subject. Groups and networks of thousands of people are created discussing how to get what they want using the Secret or the Law and yet, I keep seeing the same questions over and over.

The teachers are failing to teach, and so the students keep coming back to learn, wondering if they missed something. What they are missing is the most crucial element of manifesting. And that is F A I T H.

FAITH is what “the Vortex” is. It’s the emotional vibration of faith and knowing. With faith, we have the courage to take the action required for The Universe to meet us on that road.

Why ‘Nothing’ Happens

People aren’t truly getting the results they want because they either aren’t convinced they can get what they want (faith), they lack the will or courage to go out and get it, or they aren’t sure how to align their actions with what they want because they feel it may interfere with the process.

Example: “I shouldn’t be looking for that job right now because I want to manifest to win the lotto and looking for a job will tell the universe that I don’t believe I’m going to win the lottery.” 

Ok, I get that this is an extreme example, but. Do not do this.

So, what you hear is, “It’s already yours but you’re blocking it”, “You aren’t getting what you desire because you need to get back into the vortex.” Or, “just think it and let it go and it becomes yours.”

What they forget to tell you, or emphasize, are these important factors:

  • Your actions must then match your goals and desires
  • Your ENERGY must match what you desire. Money energy is what? Freedom, ease, gratitude, charity, joy, a relaxed state, excited? If you want money, for example, you can’t focus on the lack of money, you have to feel and express the emotions that having money creates.
  • Your skillsets much match your goals. Do you want a new career or a higher paying job? Do what you need to do to be a candidate for that new career or the higher paying job. I can’t say I want to be a doctor without completing med school. If your skill sets don’t match, work on making yourself more valuable. Yep, it may take time, and that’s where the next step comes in. But give the Universe something to work with!
  • Be willing to do the work and be patient. It may take 3 years. Be willing to commit and motivated enough to see it work out. It didn’t happen overnight for JK Rowlings, Rhonda Byrne or for Abraham Esther Hicks, either.
  • You really need to have incredible faith in yourself. Believe you are a Superhero and Creator of your life. You are a Magician and everything you set out to do comes to pass. Say this all the time, never let doubt take over. Ever.
  • Avoid negative self-talk. Never speak poorly of yourself, of your life, your surroundings or the people who come into your life. Never say, “I always get ripped off” or “I’m not good at that, or “I don’t ever win at that.” These kinds of phrases should not exist in your life.
  • If you want it: Then claim it, state it. Be it. Prime example: Gary Vaynerchuk — “I AM going to own the NY Jets.” If you want something there is no ‘maybe’, or ‘hopefully’. There is only one phrase: “I AM __.”
  • Have patience, have faith and take action. Believe it is coming to you but work with the universe to facilitate the receiving. It could be something as simple as a meeting, showing up, making a phone call, creating a new resume, finishing the book, or just asking. Actions don’t always have to be big. ‘Action’ just means: create a space for your request to come into fruition. I know of people who need and want work and they refuse to get on LinkedIn or attend business mixers or even meet new people. They wonder why a job isn’t manifesting, but what they are missing is the action required to be discovered. A recruiter isn’t going to show up at your doorstep because they got a message from the universe that you are looking for a job and then got your contact details from a homing pigeon.

Again, Jim Carrey is a prime example of someone who has been fearless in his desires and pursuits. He manifests whatever he wants. (And he did so BEFORE he was rich and famous). But his success, nor anyone else’s’ didn’t happen overnight. And it won’t for you either. It may take a few months, a few years even. And that HAS to be ok.

Choose to be happy and optimistic, even in the down times — it will keep you motivated.

My Manifesting Strategy and How it Will Work for You

[My backstory] It took a little over a year to really switch gears in my career. Over 10 years had passed as a fashion designer and in the last year of my fashion career, everything for me had totally shifted. I was no longer interested in doing corporate fashion nonsense or designing fast fashion clothes. I had been juggling fashion, branding and social media marketing for the last several years. But now I wanted (needed) something that provided more freedom, less stress. I wanted a career that was more fluid. I wanted to do something where I really felt like I was making a positive impact and a difference.

After having a very honest conversation with myself, I realized my current profession as a fashion designer was going to have to go. I needed to make room for the new future and career I wanted to immerse myself in, which was creative, branding and digital marketing. I struggled with this change pretty bad. Shifting gears in my late 30s was freaky. I listened to every TedTalk and YouTube guru I could until it finally sunk in.

The overarching message behind every successful author, businesswoman/man, entrepreneur, public speaker, motivator, etc. was this: Decide. Make yourself valuable, stick to the goal, be patient, believe in yourself 100% (faith) and be willing to do the work.

They used The Secret (kind of) to visualize what they wanted. But what made them successful wasn’t just imagining it, but knowing they were going to do something (setting their intention), and sticking to their plan, which allowed their actions to match and be in alignment with the thoughts.

I had already decided: Fashion design was simply not conducive to me earning the kind of money I wanted or working from a warm beach in Hawaii or south France (or anywhere I pleased, for that matter). So I got rid of everything in my office that was fashion related and closed the book on that chapter.

I literally just DECIDED, and it changed my course.
My actions matched my decision.

If you want to soar with eagles, you can’t peck with chickens. — Dad

After the big decision, and after I kind of went into autopilot and started purging all of the things in my life that didn’t serve or match to the end goal, my office space was now clutter free and I no longer had the weight of dead, expensive projects hanging around my neck. With the fat trimmed, I was able to concentrate on the meat of my goal. It was now time to hunker down and work on my other skillset: being a Creative Director and Digital Media Marketer.

Switching tracks in your career may not be easy, but for me, I decided to make it fun and challenging. It wasn’t entirely new territory for me, so that helped. I had been doing it all along, just not as a profession for others.

Yep. It was scary sometimes, and I had issues with identity because I had been tied to fashion for so long. But I believed in myself enough to know I had this. Over the course of the next two years, I read every article or book I could get my hands on about digital marketing and social media, I tried out what worked and learned what didn’t. I plugged away with branding, influencer outreach, blogging, building WordPress websites, creative content, short commercials, and even learned how to make a little passive income with eBooks and affiliate networks; I learned SEO, Google Adwords, Facebook advertising and got pretty darn good at social media marketing. Within a year of flipping the switch and becoming obsessed with my new career, I launched my media company, gained three long-term clients and several short-term high-paying contracts. I was already making triple what I used to make.

The Power of ‘I AM’

What you want, who you want to be, or the life you want to live isn’t just about thinking about itasking and hoping for your wish or prayer to be grantednor is it about negotiation: (ex.) “When I retire, I’ll be able to do this”, or, “When I have money, I can do that”, “Maybe if he’d do this, I could do that”.

It’s about YOU being the ultimate creator of YOUR life and story. It’s about you knowing the power of change and that creation lies in YOU.

Don’t overthink it. Just think, decide, have faith and do. Creation begins with “I AM ______ (fill in the blank). And allowing and aligning your actions to match that statement.

Reaching Your Big Goal

Define what your BIG GOAL is and envision it (to travel, be financially independent and earning $20,000 per month, quit your day job, start a business, etc). See it, smell it, feel it, BE it. Really take it all in and try it on.

Your actions MUST match your goals. Ask yourself this question whenever you arent certain: Does this serve my end goal?

For example, if you want to take a direct trip to Los Angeles, California, you wouldn’t take a highway up to Montreal, Canada, would you? The same is true with your end goal. Once you’ve made your mind up for what THAT is, all decisions, actions, goals should match with your end result. Once you tell your brain where you want to go, it (and the universe) will help you in getting there. Be patient, have faith. KNOW that it is working with you and for you to manifest itself.

When we decide to be or do something, our brain not only sets us up to go in that direction, but we find we are accomplishing every goal along the way that leads to the big goal. Not sure? Keep a list of goals posted on your cork board and cross them off and refer to them often to see where you’re at. You’d be surprised how awesome this works.

I’m All Over the Damn Place”

Call it energetic or universal law. If you find yourself all over the place, it’s most likely because you don’t know where you want to go, or your goals and thoughts are all over the place. Remember, wherever your thoughts go, energy flows. If you keep changing up the story, the road trip is gonna be a long one before you finally get to your destination.

THE KEYS TO MANIFESTING ARE THIS:

1. Deciding what you want — Decision is a powerful action. Do it without hesitation.

2. Speaking it into creation — Don’t allow for negotiation on who or what you want to do, or be. Speak it. It is yours. Use the phrase, “I Am ___”

3. Committing to that goal 100% — This means staying focused; commit yourself to do the work. Your actions should match your words.

4. Matching your energy to what you want — Your vibration (aka your mood and mindset) should match what you want. If you’re certain you are going to make 6 figures this year, why are you in the low vibration of fear, lack, and worry?  “Act as if it is already yours” simply means, “Be joyful, grateful and excited about your life!” 

5. Become absorbed in whatever it is you want to experience, do or be. Hone your skills, learn everything you need to learn. Learning more about what you want to manifest will not block what you want.

6. Knowing it is yours and staying the course — It may be scary or tiresome at times, but your patience and work will pay off. Maintain your positive, joyful and grateful attitude. When you begin to doubt or feel impatient, say “GOOD THINGS ARE COMING.”

Because they truly are. ❤️

What Does “Women’s Empowerment” Mean?

What does “Women’s Empowerment” mean to you?

Think of the successful and powerful women you know. What attributes do all of these women have in common? What I see most often are: Bravery, education, contribution, and financial freedom. The phrase ’empowered woman’ always brings me back to the writing of Pamela Redmond Satran, “A Woman Should Have.” I think it’s also important to recognize the most important element of becoming empowered: Freedom.

Women who are truly empowered have authority over their lives. They are not dictated by anyone or any circumstance.
Empowered women first believe they are powerful (capable), and then become so through their unwavering FAITH, actions and personal financial wealth. They are able to create their own story at any time because they CAN. Having faith that you CAN, and then creating the means in which to stand on your own, to me, is a defining truth of women’s empowerment.

I’m not talking about the wealth of your husband, nor the shared finances between a husband and wife. I’m referring to your own money, (created by your own job or career) and a bank account with just your name on it. How many married women do you know who have their own bank account —with only their name on it?

The first thing a woman can do for her self-empowerment is to have her own bank account. It isn’t wrong, it isn’t weird and it isn’t a sign that she isn’t committed to her marriage.

I get it. Not all of us are designed to be business owners or entrepreneurs. Not all of us are financial whizzes or Suze Orman’s. But we need to learn and understand the importance of a healthy relationship with money. Once we get a handle on our personal finances, we are going to find more options than we ever imagined and a lot fewer obstacles in our path.

The excerpt is taken from ‘Girl Power’, due to release March 2019⠀⠀⠀⠀

How to Manifest Anything You Want (Dream Job)

Should you quit your day job to pursue your dream job? You read all these articles about how to manifest money, your dream job or dream life, but it seems a lot more complex than just thinking it into existence, right? That’s because it is (well, kind of).

There is action involved, too (moving in the direction of that dream, taking massive action, creating space for it, raising your vibration to match what you’re asking for, etc.)

Prefer to listen? 👇

But, if you want to hear how you can manifest your dream job successfully,  from someone else who’s done it twice, read on.

You aren’t alone in what you want. And you aren’t crazy. Manifesting what you want is real.

Can I Actually Manifest My Dream Job?

This is a question more and more people are asking themselves. And a lot of people are doing it successfully. We are in an age where a person can monetize their interests, passions, skills–their dream job!

I’m going to preface this whole blog article with this: I believe in serendipity, The Law of Attraction, manifesting, quantum energy, God, Universal Intelligence. Whatever it is you prefer to call it, it’s very real and an important ingredient of a happy, successful life. I also believe we can create whatever we want. We are creating our reality right now, every day. There are very few limitations to what we can manifest. (So be careful what you think about, and what you ask for)

According to Wallace Wattles, our minds are made up of “thinking stuff” that forms things from the formless. In other words, if you want something and truly believe it can be yours, then Universal Law states it must come in to being. Our thoughts become our actions that become things. 

How to Manifest a New Career

I’ve changed the course of my life and my career a couple of times. It’s daunting and confusing, but it’s certainly not impossible. I did this using the aforementioned “Law” and a lot of hustle. If you are already doing bits of the new career you want to transition into, it shouldn’t be as difficult. But if you have an idea and you’re starting from scratch, it may take a little longer to launch and adjust.

For me, what started off as my side hustle took center stage and became my new career. I transitioned from a full-time fashion designer to branding and marketing professional because it was what I had already been doing anyway. For several years, in tandem with design, I was doing PR, digital marketing and brand building. Sometimes shifting careers can be as easy as extracting one aspect of your current career that you’re most passionate about and just doing that one thing. Niche is good, especially in a very noisy world.

Choosing to do something else with your time is essential if you’re feeling a tug in that direction. Just know that it will take courage to start the wheels turning, and faith and patience to keep them going. The first thing to do is: just start.

What Do You Want The Most?

I think what a lot of us want is freedom. It’s what I aimed for most of my life. Up until the last decade, none of us had as much opportunity as we do right now. We are living in a very interesting and incredible time where technology, creativity, and global connectivity allows us to do things we never thought possible. We are learning spiritual practices at levels we hadn’t heard before, too.

Whatever it is you love to do when you’re not working, find a way to turn that into your business and go for it.

Whether you want to blog full time, or go freelance or be a consultant, make stuff, etc., I am going to say first and foremost: There is plenty of room for you to accomplish this. The first rule is to define what it is you want and change your mindset. Erase any limiting beliefs that separate you from anyone else out there who is making awesome shit happen. The only difference between them and you is mindset. They believe they can, and so they do. “I think, therefore, I am.”

See yourself as a superhero of whatever it is you do or plan to do. Wake up every morning or go to sleep every night with your mantra of, “I AM A MASTER AT ______.” Dr. Joe Dispenza teaches us about “becoming supernatural” in his book, Becoming Supernatural. He explains in great scientific detail how our thoughts create our reality and how we must reprogram our thoughts to change our lives.

Whatever you state, you become. This works for better or for worse. So stop saying you’re fat, ugly, broke, etc! Stop the negative self-talk TODAY. (If you want to read more on this subject, check out my previous article, What The Secret isn’t Telling You)

How I Manifested My Career

I’ll tell you a little back story about my experience.

Quitting my hamster in the wheel scenario, being financially independent and working from home (or Hawaii, or wherever I found myself at the time) was my ultimate goal two years ago. And I was on a mission to make sure I accomplished this. But many, many years before this second epiphany, I found myself in a similar place.

In my 20s, I wanted nothing more than to be a fashion designer. At a party for spiritual gurus, movers and shakers, I met an incredible woman (she was the hostess of the party). She didn’t know it, but that night she would change the way I thought forever. She taught me the valuable lesson of ‘Speak it and be it.’ 

She looked at me and asked, “What do you do?” And I started with an unconvincing, “Well, I want to be a fashion design..” That’s where she cut me off and asked me to state out loud, right there, “I AM a fashion designer.” She watched me mouth the words aloud and gave me a gentle head nod as she reinforced the statement, “Speak it and be it; Speak it and become it.” She was a life-changing miracle. 

At the time, I was a 26-year-old who had only one semester of design school under my belt. And as for personal spiritual growth, I was a mere babe. I had only read In the Meantime by Iyanla Vanzant. My journey was just beginning and this amazing woman was light years ahead of me. But I trusted her word beyond measure because she spoke with such conviction, and had proof to back it up. She was truly a Teacher and a Guide in my life path.

Do you know what happened 2 years later? I was hired as a Fashion Designer with no college degree for a large company in Dallas. In that 2-year timeframe after I met that wonderful woman and spoke what I was to be, I designed dozens of garments and collections for some of the largest brands in the USA, and sold over a hundred dresses under my own label I had designed from my little apartment.

But before all of that came to be, I envisioned myself as a designer, worked on myself, honed my skills, put in the work, and developed some major street cred because of the commitment I made to BE a fashion designer.

I manifested my dream job!

My career didn’t end there. I went on to become one of the industry’s best female denim designers. I managed and designed for multi-million dollar lines, created hundreds of pieces, was approached by factories, Parson’s design grads, and major companies to either show them how I created my CADS or design their denim collections. 

Fast forward to 2014.

Over 10 years had passed and everything for me had totally shifted. I was no longer interested in doing corporate fashion or designing clothes. I had been juggling fashion, brand building, and social media marketing for the last several years. But now I wanted (needed) something that provided more freedom, less stress. I wanted a career that was more fluid. My current profession as a fashion designer was going to have to go to make room for the new profession I found myself in, which was helping business owners build their companies through digital marketing.

I struggled with this because so much of my life was spent in fashion design. My identity was built into it and I was having to disassemble everything and tell myself and the world a whole new story (a lesson in rebranding). Shifting gears in my late 30s-early 40s was weird.

I listened to every TedTalk and YouTube guru I could find until it finally sunk in. The overarching message behind every successful author, businesswoman/man, public speaker, motivator, etc. was this: Decide. Make yourself valuable, stick to the decision, believe in yourself 100% and be willing to go fearlessly in the direction and do the work.

I had already decided: fashion design was simply not conducive to me working from a warm beach in Hawaii or south France. It required way too many accessories (fabric, samples, rulers, mannequins, etc.) So, I got rid of everything fashion-related. I literally DECIDED, and it changed my course.

Decide: Cause to come to a resolution. To ‘cut off.’ Latin decidere ‘determine,’ from de- ‘off’ + caedere ‘cut.’

Decision Creates Change

“The principle of life is that life responds by corresponding; 
your life becomes the thing you have decided it shall be.” -Raymond Charles Barker (Author, The Power of Decision)

After my big decision, and after I kind of went into autopilot and started purging all of the things in my life that didn’t serve or match to the end goal, my office space was now clutter-free and I no longer had the weight of dead, expensive projects hanging around my neck. With the fat trimmed, I was able to concentrate on the meat of my goal.

Nobody ever said switching tracks in your career is easy. It was scary for me, and it had plenty of ups and downs but I believed in myself enough to know I could handle it. If this is where you’re at right now, you can handle it, too. Everything is going to feel hard at first.

Everything is new and unfamiliar, until it isn’t.

Your mind is hardwired to resist change and the unknown because it wants to protect you from danger. Become aware of your thoughts obsessively. When negative self-talk comes in, remind that voice, “I’ve got this. Shove off, please.”

As soon as you get used to the change, and the more you tell your mind to fuck off, the less your mind will stop freaking out. And you will, too. So give the changes some time to adjust but KEEP MOVING FORWARD and continue with faith to starve the fears.

Feed your faith and you’ll starve your fears.

Over the course of the next few years, I repeated what I had done before. I became a practitioner of the digital space and content currency. I read every article or book I could get my hands on about digital marketing and social media, I plugged away with blogging, building WordPress websites, working with dozens of clients on various projects, creative content, and learned how to make passive income with eBooks and affiliate networks; I learned SEO, Google Adwords, Facebook advertising and got pretty darn good at social media marketing. I was now deep in the trenches of digital marketing, and earning a good living doing it! 

The Power of ‘I AM’

You see, what you want and who you want to be, or the life you want to live isn’t about asking and hoping your wish will be granted, nor is it about negotiation; It’s about YOU being the ultimate CREATOR of YOUR life and story. Doesn’t that just sound and feel awesome and limitless?

Good, because that’s exactly what it is! Don’t overthink it. Creation begins with a statement of “I AM ______ (fill in the blank with whatever it is you want to be/do).

So, my  ‘I am’ in 2016 was this, “I am earning $5,000 per month and earning $100K per year by the end of 2017.” 

When I said this, I honestly had no idea how, I just knew I would. And I hoped it would be from my own digital marketing business. In fact, I was pretty sure it would be. It was my BIG GOAL, after all. And a Digital Marketer is who I said I was, so the rest had to follow, right? Of course, it did. Just as it had decades prior.

Define Your Big Goal 

So you have THE BIG GOAL, which is to travel, be financially independent and earning $20,000 per month (or whatever your BIG GOAL is.) Once you define THE BIG GOAL, all of the little goal steps you make along the way will be in alignment with THE BIG GOAL. Or at least, they should be. If you are faced with a decision about something, ask yourself, “Is this in alignment with where I want to go”? If it isn’t, throw it out. Stay the course!

Your Actions MUST Match Your End Goal

For example, if you want to take a direct trip to Los Angeles, California, you wouldn’t take a highway up to Montreal, Canada, would you? The same is true with your end goal. Once you’ve made your mind up for what THAT is, all decisions, actions, goals should match with your end result. Once you tell your brain where you want to go, it (and the universe) will help you in getting there. When we decide to be or do something, our brain not only sets us up to go in that direction, but we find we are accomplishing every goal along the way that leads to the big goal. Call it an energetic occurrence or whatever, but it seems to be a universal law. If you find yourself all over the place, it’s most likely because your goals and thoughts are all over the place. Remember, wherever your thoughts go, energy flows. If you keep changing up the story, the road trip is gonna be a long one before you finally get to LA. 

What do you want to experience?

If you find yourself changing your course often, ask yourself not what you want to do, but what it is you want to feel or experience. Many times, we may find ourselves floundering because we are lacking something deeper and more emotional. Perhaps we are looking to address an emotional need and we do this by trying to replace it with tangible stuff or projects.

Ask yourself this question when it comes to your job or current business model: Does it serve my end goal?

The 6 key steps to manifesting what you want:

1. Deciding what you want – Decision is a powerful action. Do it without hesitation. Get clear on what it is you want.

2. Using thought and imagination to see it – visualize and see yourself in the end with whatever it is you desire.

3. Speaking it into creation – Don’t allow for negotiation on who or what you want to do, or be. Speak it. It is yours.

4. Committing to that goal 100% – This means staying focused; commit yourself to become valuable in whatever it is you want to do or be. Hone your skills, learn everything you need to learn. Honing your skills is your “side hustle.”

5. Knowing it is yours and staying the course – It may be scary or tiresome sometimes, but you have to keep pushing forward, knowing it’s coming, knowing it’s working itself out. HAVE FAITH.

6. Maintaining a positive energy field through kindness, happiness, joy, giving freely, gratitude! Be careful of what you put into your body. Healthy, high vibe foods are best. Maintain a positive circle of friends and be careful not to watch too much TV (violence, drama, or whatever feels negative or bothers your psyche)

Get out there and be fearless, write the story of your life. ❤️

P.S. If for a moment you think you can’t do what I did, drop me an email. I will get you back on track!  😉