Manifestation teacher Abraham-Hicks has a phrase she often uses: “ready to be ready.”
I never fully understood what that meant until now.
Ready to be ready, for me, means I’m always working on myself. I’m always moving closer and closer to who I desire to be.
And as I journey along, becoming the best version of myself a little at a time, I am readying myself for what’s to come… the dreams and desires I’ve felt and seen a vision of for so long.
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When I was a kid and young adult, I wanted so many things SO badly. Yet those things were just not happening for me.
And I was so frustrated because I wanted them NOW NOW NOW!!
But I didn’t know how to get what I wanted OR what I was doing unconsciously in opposition to me having it.
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Before yesterday’s Leap Day, I’ve played small. Downplayed my gifts. Believed I don’t matter that much and my work isn’t that important.
And then I attended a masterclass led by online coach, Melanie Ann Layer, and it made me realize what I’ve been doing up until now: playing not to lose. For me, that looked like:
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My books change lives.
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That’s something I haven’t always owned. I’ve hidden from it.
Been afraid to fully believe it.
Worried that it wasn’t actually true.
Feared that no one was even reading all the way through let alone implementing any of it in their lives.
But the reviews say otherwise.
I rarely share the screenshots I take of my books reviews because I have a lot of old subconscious programming around not being boastful and it being wrong to toot your own horn.
And all of that ends today.
These reviews (see screenshots) are from January 2024 by strangers on the internet who purchased F*ck the How or Quantum Leap Your Life.
Show of hands–Have you ever lost something only to later find it was right in front of your face the whole time?🙋🏻♀️
The reason you couldn’t see it even though it was there came down to one thing: your belief that it was lost.
And because you believed it was lost, your subconscious mind blocks you from being able to see it.
You could literally be holding the missing item in your hand and not even realize it’s there for a short period of time because you think it’s missing. (Think about when someone “can’t find their glasses” and then later they realize the glasses are on their head.)
Your brain will play tricks on you like that sometimes.
Why?
