
Manifest

There are a few easy ways to use language to help you manifest more effectively: Remove the word “if” and replace it with “when”
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we must expose our excuses for what they really are: an expression of our fear and doubt.
Roxie Nafousi • Manifest
“Where am I settling for something less than ideal? Where am I compromising my self-worth?”
Roxie Nafousi • Manifest
TO MANIFEST, WE HAVE TO FIRST UNDERSTAND THAT WE ARE THE CURATORS, THE ARCHITECTS, AND THE CONDUCTORS OF OUR LIVES AND OUR DESTINY.
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Manifesting is about surrender. It is about knowing and visualizing what you want, being proactive in reaching it, but then surrendering to the journey that will ultimately guide you there.
Roxie Nafousi • Manifest
Waiting for something or someone to make you feel a certain way gives away your own inner power. It prevents you from taking responsibility for your own happiness.
Roxie Nafousi • Manifest
The doubt is highlighted in the “if,” and you cannot manifest from a place of doubt.
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THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND OBEYS THE CONSCIOUS MIND, SO WHATEVER WE CONSCIOUSLY THINK, OUR SUBCONSCIOUS WILL PERCEIVE TO BE TRUE.
Roxie Nafousi • Manifest
THE GREATEST GIFT THAT MANIFESTING CAN OFFER US IS NOT TO HELP US ATTRACT THINGS FOR US TO POSSESS BUT TO HELP US UNLEASH THE MOST EMPOWERED, AUTHENTIC, SELF-LOVING, AND TRULY MAGNIFICENT VERSION OF OURSELVES THAT THERE IS.