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[CookyWeb]

Here goes, My manifestation Journey starts today.

Today, I've given up Gambling in order to focus more clearly on my mindset. I know gambling is an issue for me, I can't possibly assume a position of wealth and expect things to be positive when i get angry / down about losing money... That contradiction is bad for me, so i'm finished with it.

Today marks a new chapter in my life...

[Moomin]

Good luck Cookyweb!

[CookyWeb]

I’ve spent a bit of time focusing on what I want rather than what I don’t want, and if nothing else it’s been nice to have something positive to concentrate on.

One thing I’ve already noticed is that when I spend a few minutes thinking about my goals, I generally feel more optimistic afterwards.

Maybe that’s part of the process.

For now, I’ll keep going and see what happens.

[CookyWeb]

My head has been full of ideas today, I’ve decided I’m going to build a website, I won’t mention what it is here, but I built one years ago that did pretty well before I sold it.

This is a great way to help not think about betting, I’ve given that up for good and am feeling so much more positive generally.

Having this project, I hope will keep me busy so I don’t think about that any more

[CookyWeb]

I’ve realised betting and gambling was so bad for me, it dragged me down in so many ways, I can see that now.

It’s definitely held me back, I’m feeling good about it, don’t let me go back! lol

[Moomin]

Well done Cookyweb! I’m really proud of you for giving up the betting and being honest about it.

If ever you feel the urge to go back then put it on here and we can jump on and tell you not to!

[CookyWeb]

Thanks Moomin…

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how easy it is to become obsessed with the thing you’re trying to manifest.

For me it’s money.

Not because I want sports cars or mansions, but because there are things I’d genuinely like to do that money would make easier.

The strange thing is that whenever I become completely focused on the money itself, I seem to feel worse.

I check things too often.
I look for signs everywhere.
I overthink everything.

But when I’m busy with life, working on projects, getting out for walks, spending time with people, I seem much happier.

Nothing has magically appeared in my bank account yet, but I do feel like I’ve become less desperate about it all.

Maybe that’s what people mean when they talk about letting go.

Not giving up.

Just not needing it every minute of every day.

I’m still visualising.
I’m still hopeful.
I’m still expecting good things.

But I’m trying to enjoy life while I wait.

Has anyone else gone through a stage where they felt better once they stopped constantly checking for results?

[CookyWeb]

It’s funny how your idea of manifestation can change over time.

When I first started, I thought it was all about finding the perfect technique.

Maybe SATS was the answer.
Maybe affirmations.
Maybe scripting.
Maybe visualisation.

I kept thinking there had to be one method that suddenly made everything click.

Now I’m not so sure.

I’m starting to think consistency might be more important than the technique itself.

Showing up every day.

Keeping a hopeful mindset.

Not giving up the first time nothing seems to happen.

I still don’t know exactly how manifestation works, or even if it works the way some people claim it does, but I do know that I’m a much more optimistic person than I was a few months ago.

I’m thinking about the future more.

I’m setting goals again.

I’m looking for opportunities instead of reasons why something won’t work.

Maybe that’s part of the process.

I’m still hoping for a big financial breakthrough one day, but if nothing else, this journey has definitely changed the way I look at life.

Has anyone else’s views changed since they first discovered manifestation?