How To Live The Life You Want, Sooner than You Think.⌛⏳

Published: Wed, 11/01/23

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Lightbulbs went off in my head when I read Neville Goddard - Barbadian metaphysician, work. He wrote, “Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled.” 🤯
He was talking about the process of manifesting a desire, and I had never heard it said in that way before. Immediately, it made sense to me.

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If this is not the life you want to live, stop.

Go in another direction. Do this as many times as it takes to live that life.

In the manifestation circles, being able to generate ‘The feeling’ is the key to unlocking your dreams. Before Neville Goddard, I had an intellectual understanding of what was required to create the life I imagined for myself on an energetic/spiritual level. If you know anything about the Law of Attraction, then you would know that ‘Feeling’ is the one thing you need to master so you can transfer your dreams from the energy field to the three-dimensional world we live in.

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The penny dropped when reading Neville's thoughts.
I could begin to live the life I want now by altering my thinking in the moment.
For all you sceptics out there, what you are actually doing is beginning the manifestation process - kinda like creating a blueprint and, through inspired action, bringing your desires into reality.
You didn’t think your desire would flash into existence from an Expecto Patronum spell, did you?

I’m sorry, Gentle Reader; all of these elements need to work together for you to see the three-dimensional results.

But if you believe Neville Goddard, you begin to live the life you want from the inside as soon as you ‘Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled’, and I have to agree with him.

If you do it correctly, you begin experiencing the life you want on a mental level at first and in the real world if you persist with the ‘necessary work’.

Inspired action is where the rubber hits the road. If you want to see your desires become tangible things, then the ‘necessary work’ we mentioned needs to be done.

Here’s the necessary work:

Reshaping Your Relationship with Comfort

Often, comfort is seen as the ideal state, but true growth comes from discomfort. This discomfort isn’t about perpetual unease but rather about challenging the boundaries of your comfort zone. It involves redefining your relationship with discomfort by actively seeking situations where growth will likely occur. It’s the discomfort of trying new things, the uneasiness of unfamiliar territory, and the courage to navigate uncharted waters. This discomfort is the birthplace of innovation and personal evolution.

Adopt ‘Unconventional’ Patience: Redefining the Notion of Waiting

Conventional patience involves waiting for things to happen, while ‘unconventional’ patience is about actively and strategically driving the pace of change. It’s about creating opportunities, forging ahead, and proactively chasing dreams. Even if it seems nothing is happening.

Building a Tribe of Inspiration

The process of building your network isn’t just about connecting with successful people; it’s about engaging with diverse individuals who challenge your perspectives. It involves seeking out mentors who not only inspire but also provoke your thinking. This network isn’t a one-way street - it’s about mutual growth, where you contribute as much as you absorb.

Unlearn to Relearn: The Power of Unraveling Assumptions

Unlearning involves letting go of preconceived notions that might hinder progress. It’s about questioning the status quo, challenging assumptions, and reevaluating established beliefs. Unlearning opens up the space for fresh perspectives and allows you to reframe problems, leading to innovative solutions.

Embrace Failure: Rethinking the Role of Setbacks

Failure isn’t the end; it’s a vital chapter in the journey of success. It’s not just about coping with failure but embracing it as a transformative force. Failure provides valuable lessons and insights that lead to resilience and growth. By normalizing failure as an essential part of the learning process, one can extract wisdom from missteps, pivot, and accelerate progress.

Living the life you desire sooner than you think begins with ‘assuming that feeling of the wish fulfilled’ as a starting point. That is the fallow ground on which your garden of plenty will grow. Next, you’ll be getting comfortable with discomfort, having unconventional patience, creating an inspiring network, unlearning and relearning, and embracing failure. When all these elements work in concert miracles can happen.

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