146: The Manifesting Saboteur: What's Actually Blocking Your Success?
- S2E146
- 21:06
- April 3rd 2025
n Episode 146, I explored a topic close to many of our hearts: the comparison trap and its impact on our manifesting journey. It's easy to get caught up in comparing our progress, success, and life trajectory to others, but this can lead us to self-cancellation and rejection.
Top Takeaways:
- The Pendulum Swing: Life changes can feel like a pendulum swinging between extremes. As you embrace change and growth, remember that these swings are normal, leading you to a balanced, centered life that is uniquely yours.
- Conscious Changes: To shift out of negative comparison, try the technique shared by Dr. Joe Dispenza. When you catch yourself in unproductive thoughts, say, "Change," to redirect your mind toward more positive patterns.
- Your Own Unique Journey: Remember, your life path and timing are yours alone. Embrace your pace, celebrate your progress, and know that as you affirm yourself, you chart your own path to success.
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Mindful Manifesting offers mindfulness tips and techniques for entrepreneurs for personal growth and success.
Gain valuable exercises for staying present, setting spiritual boundaries, building assertiveness, and finding joy in manifesting. Learn how to ask for what you want and achieve it.
Through this transformative podcast, you will learn how to manifest your desires and embark on a profound self-discovery journey to unearth layers of your authentic self.
You will love this show if you have ever asked yourself these questions.
- What is manifesting, and how does it work?
- How do I manifest my goals or desires?
- Why isn't my manifesting working?
- Can manifesting change my circumstances?
- Is there scientific evidence behind manifesting?
- What specific techniques can I use for mindful manifesting? (e.g., visualization, affirmations, gratitude journaling)
- How do I deal with doubt or negative thoughts when manifesting?
- What is the role of belief in manifesting?
- How do I know if my manifesting is working?
- Is there a difference between manifesting and wishful thinking?
- How long does it typically take for a manifestation to appear?
- How do I manifest something specific (e.g., a job, a relationship, a material object)?
- Do I need to take action to manifest my desires, or is simply thinking about them enough?
- How do I deal with resistance or setbacks during the manifesting process?
- Is there any scientific evidence to support the idea of manifesting?
- How does manifesting relate to the law of attraction?
- How does manifesting relate to other psychological concepts like positive thinking?
- Are there any ethical considerations or potential pitfalls associated with manifesting?
- How can I manifest a specific feeling (e.g., calm, peace, gratitude)?
- Can manifesting help me achieve personal growth?
- Can manifesting help me deal with past traumas or negative emotions?
- How can I use manifesting to attract positive relationships?
Your host, Aryana K. Rollins, uses Cybernetic Transformation, systems analysis, project management, and mystical studies to crack the manifesting code.
Since 2005, Aryana has been a mindfulness teacher and success coach. She has poured this experience into her upcoming book , Mindful Achiever: How to Lead Your Unconscious Mind to Personal Growth and Success—a Missing Link to Manifesting Happiness, Success, and a Meaningful Life in Complete Alignment with Your True Self.
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Thank you for listening!
Aryana K. Rollins
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