This episode continues last week's update from Annie about manifesting her dreams using the Law of Attraction. In this episode, we discuss:
***These notes are based on answers submitted before the interview.
- The lack of guilt Annie has for not having a manifesting total to share.
- How her son manifested a piano three days after he said, "I want a piano."
What's the best manifestation you've had over the past few months?
Her son's piano and free dog training.
How her Future Self has shown up over the past few months:
In my sense of self, my intuition, my self-confidence. A deep knowing that all is well and the automatic alignment of my thoughts and intentions.
A big shift in the use of the law of attraction to manifest over the last few months has been:
- Letting go and not standing in her son's way
- Saying "yes" to the piano rather than saying no because we rent
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