Yup, we can manifest our way right out of a job – just acknowledge how powerfully you created that situation for yourself!

I hope you’ve downloaded my new report … and then my next piece of advice would be to align yourself in any way with training/teaching in a way that allows you to receive income. There are probably small opportunities in your life right now – don’t overlook those! Sometimes we think we have to create a whole new business or receive further training in order to do what we love … but if the inspiration is there from your Soul right now, so is opportunity.

Blessings,
Andrea

Keena, I’d really like to know how you manifested a small stream to a river.
I’m 50 yrs. old, have a fabulous 6 yr. old son, and just lost my job a week ago. I’m having a hard time getting my resume together because I don’t seem to want to go back into an office. I’ve been a Legal Assistant for over 16 yrs., and most recently an Executive Asst. And actually losing this job was a blessing. I was miserable but because of the job market made a choice to not move on, the company made the decision for me. I thank them everyday. smile I’d goal is to become a software trainer, I don’t know what software, I just want to be in IT and train. I like learning new software, and I love training / teaching. OR, if there is another means for me to manifest money I’m open to it all from anyone and everywhere. I’d love your input and guidance. Just in case you can’t see my email it is: kime@bellsouth.net
Blessings!

This is a very probing post. You are so right – it is something very few people will talk about!

I just want to say that I really like the new website look.

And if I may offer you a bit of a testimonial here… Through you and your courses – I have re-discovered and stepped into my power (which is in manifestation!) and gotten the flow of abundance going again from a small stream to a river!
Woohoo! You rock!

Looking forward to more of your insight, Andrea.

Blessings,
Keena

Jackie – Start by being open with your daughter about what you can and can’t afford, and let her know your income situation. I’ll shoot you an email as soon as I can …. generally, you can also reach out via the contact form on my site.

Anna – what a great story! Isn’t it weird how people get close-mouthed when it comes to the cost of things and money in general? Good for you for asking in the first place!

Chris – thank you for adding that being able to talk about finances is “liberating” – I so agree! It’s a huge part of life, so why the secrecy, right?

Daniel – I actually answered your question privately. I have no trouble telling others how much money I make (and quite frankly, there’s a lot of people out there teaching abundance who are in lack … incongruous to say the least).

Blessings,
Andrea

Great article.

You know, I borrowed a laptop from someone in my family and I asked them how much it cost because I liked it so much I wanted to get the same one.

And they wouldn’t tell me!! And I was told that it’s impolite to ask questions like that. I felt like I was 5 years old again – you know those moments when you were little and an adult tells you to do (or not to do) something and their explanation makes no sense to you at all!!!

But it made me laugh…and it’s interesting how money can be such a taboo subject for some people. As you say, it’s just a way to exchange energy.

Anna

PS – I like the new look website!

I wanna start talking about money openly and comfortably. And I want my daughter to learn to.. Where do I start?

AND. I want to send you a personal private email.. to discuss getting to the point where I feel empowered again. Soon as I figure out how to email you, I will. Please look for it. Or send me one and I’ll reply. Please?
Thank you. Great article.