When manifesting money, it’s so important to give ourselves the life we want in the present moment, as much as possible! That way, we align ourselves with our money!
Looking for the beginning of the series? Here’s the first Money Manifesting video.
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Dearest Andrea…
You’re a beautiful and special gift…
Sincerely,
Dr. Dan
Hi Andrea,
Just commented on your first video, and swung over here to view this one. One thing that I have to remind myself is that all my life I have been taught that one must have to work in order to receive. “work for a living” has always been the forfront belief given to me from various sources on manifesting a successful life; however, with the law of attraction I intended that my sustained income would come from fun activities for me that I felt inspired to do more and more. Maybe if we focus on activities that we think are fun that could possibly turn into profit for us, perhaps that is a good direction to focus?
Great Video!
Eyveneena
So nice seeing you poolside.
Andrea,
I’m loving the intimate videos! (And I look forward to coming and hanging out poolside with you soon – if you promise not to film me. Ha!)
Here’s my take-away from this message: “I don’t want to manifest more work.” That really spoke to me. Workaholism, entrepreneurship, and the discipline required NOT to work. I can SO relate to that. I believe it becomes even more an issue when you love what you do, when your work is more aligned with your whole life, who you are… There IS always more work to do, and much of it is very satisfying.
My income has grown substantially in just the past month, and I’m challenged to approach my days as a “human being, not a human doing.”
Andrea – these are great little videos.
I really loved your point about not manifesting more work. It seems SO OBVIOUS now that you’ve said it – but it’s such part of collective consciousness that I miss it. And like Slade and you – I love the work I am doing that it doesn’t seem like work. I need to reamin mindful of balance.
Blessings,
Keena
After I stopped blaming others, I realized I felt more comfortable pushing myself and feeling miserable than I did enjoying life. Very strange, but true.
I agree it’s a discipline to do the things we love. So now I’m off for a massage. Thanks Andrea for helping us see such a wonderful truth!