Signs, Manifestation & Abundance
What do you do when you know all the manifestation rules… but you’re still anxious, checking, obsessing and wondering when it’s finally going to happen?
In this episode, I’m sharing three real-life stories from the past week that reminded me of some of the biggest lessons in manifestation: surrender, trust, intention and abundance.
I talk about what happened when I was feeling completely consumed by my upcoming event, why I decided to ask the universe for a sign — and the very unexpected sign that appeared.
I also share a powerful reminder that manifestation doesn’t mean you’ll never struggle. Sometimes the thing you’re manifesting can bring up fear, doubt and anxiety, and that’s where the real work begins.
We also get into the importance of going back to your why and remembering that what you’re creating doesn’t have to be solely about you. What are you giving back? Who will your manifestation help?
And finally, we talk about abundance — why you shouldn’t obsess over how the money is going to come, and why becoming aware of the abundance already showing up in your life can completely shift your perspective.
In this episode:
- Why even people who know manifestation inside out can still struggle
- A simple “I surrender and let go” practice
- The affirmation: “Everything always works out for me”
- How to ask for a sign — and recognise it when it arrives
- Why your why and your intention matter
- The difference between connection and criticism
- How your mindset can affect the way you approach what you’re manifesting
- A simple practice for noticing the abundance already in your life
- Why you don't need to know exactly where the money will come from
- The reminder that what goes around comes around
Sometimes you don't need to know how it’s going to happen. You just need to believe that it can.
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