Jordan Cheyenne argues that the Law of Assumption works differently than the Law of Attraction. Your dominant beliefs about money, trust, and scarcity shape what actually happens to you. A truly wealthy version of yourself wouldn't buy a Birkin bag to look rich, because the internal alignment is what makes the reality real.
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You talk about the Law of Assumption, and I haven't heard of that before. So how is that different from the Law of Attraction? Yeah, so most people, when they first learn about manifestation and energy, they read The Secret, they watch the movie The Secret by Rhonda Byrne, which came out like dominantly assumed to be true is the reality that you will experience. So again, if you dominantly believe there are no good men out there, I can't trust anybody, I'll never be wealthy, you're going to find external circumstances to validate your claims. You don't have to fake anything at all. Joe Dispenza talks about this a lot. Every infinite version of reality, every infinite possibility already exists. I tell my students, like, you don't have to pull out your credit card and go buy a Birkin bag to convince yourself that you're wealthy, because the truth is, would the wealthiest, most responsible version of you be making an irresponsible purchase to convince herself that she's something that she's not? No. The version of you you desire to be, it will collapse into matter and you will experience it. That's amazing.