Manifesting with the Law of Assumption

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 I'm back, and finally I have figured out how to manifest with the Law of Assumption. It took plenty of trial and error. I made too many affirmations at first (over 30!!!), which I was saying not enough times because they were such a mouthful to say. I changed my affirmations every other day, so they don't have time to saturate in my subconscious mind. I even made affirmations based on goals that were far too hard for me to believe. Not only was it taking me a long time to manifest, but I couldn't see the positive progress I was making because the goal was not even in the ballpark of my current reality. It is far better to manifest in steps. But aren't you wondering what my lofty goal was? Ok, it was wanting to become a millionaire. A rich, wealthy millionaire with enough money to wipe my a$$ with. 

Why did I want to become a millionaire? Because then all the problems I consistently worry about would cease to exist. I would not stress and worry about work anymore because it would be optional if I was a millionaire making money with the power of my mind. I would not stress about car payments, water bills, pge, the dreaded Sprint bill or even duh duh DUHHH! Rent. I would not worry about my senior mother because if I was a millionaire, I could help her whenever I wanted. I wouldn't worry about owning a house one day because I could just flat out buy one, homie. I wouldn't worry about shit if I was a millionaire and that's precisely the reason I want it so bad. 

Something clicked with me recently that's caused my manifestations to start... well manifesting. I've been manifesting positive outcomes at work and it's been working well. I will catch myself mid-worry and change my thoughts to the positive outcome I desire. I tell myself this person is going to pick up the phone last minute to schedule their pest control because I forgot to confirm with them the prior day. When I lost a bunch of checks, I tell myself it's okay I'm going to find them don't worry and I find them just before it's time to leave (I work in property management, by the way).  Even with dread so bad my poor tummy can't keep anything down, I still manifest my desire and end up on top. I tell myself everything ends up fine every time and it does. 

Now I'm ready to manifest the wealth that is lined up for me which I so deserve. But instead of trying to manifest all at once like I was initially doing (old affirmations: I am rich, I am wealthy, I am a millionaire), I will now attempt to do it in steps the way Sammy Ingram does it, who is my favorite manifestation coach on youtube. So my next task is to come up with affirmations that are close enough to being true that I can manifest them, but also closer to my millionaire goal than where I am now. Stay tuned, I will share my exact affirmations in my next post!

SIDENOTE: Also, something I didn't realize about affirmations is you don't just affirm/say your affirmations whenever you get time, but whenever you THINK of the subject you are manifesting about. For example, if you are manifesting more money, you need to change your thoughts about money EVERY TIME you think about it! Alternately, if you are manifesting an SP (which means specific person), you need to think your affirmations EVERY TIME you think about them. Now isn't that some food for thought?



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