Yes! And people get lost at the "I need to get this tangible thing from the bakery to my house."
Manifesting is simply another catchphrase like "best-selling" used to sell life coaching, courses, books, etc. by swindlers who have "manifested" very little in their own lives. Success, whatever that means to you, is not manifested – it's earned.
Yes, you must visualize yourself in the future as having what you set out to achieve. But that's just the beginning and a very small step in the not-so-glamorous process of getting there.
There is zero substance behind the term and it leaves those that ascribe to it worse off than they started because they fail to understand that everything under the sun has a process –– and the work must be done. Then they are disillusioned when said thing doesn't magically appear in their lives.
I subscribe to Pareto's Law (80/20 rule): if 20 percent of my effort is not producing 80 percent of my results ... my
tit is broken. And thus I must rework the plan.
Stubborn with the vision, flexible with the plan.
I wasn't featured in Entrepreneur magazine and other high-profile business publications because I manifested it –– I worked my ass off for years before I had great PR. I don't travel the world because I manifested it. I laid out a clear strategy and worked the plan. I started with clarity, a step-by-step plan of action, took the hits, and kept moving forward –– remaining flexible along the way.
"That's how winning is done."
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