Manifesting is hard!

16 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this short motivational monologue, the speaker argues that the difficulty people experience with manifesting stems from a fundamental misunderstanding. Most people focus on the binary of having versus not having, treating manifesting as a static end‑state. The speaker reframes manifesting as an ongoing process of "becoming," emphasizing that everything is constantly in motion and that outcomes (e.g., a million dollars) are fluid until consciously directed. True manifestors, according to the speaker, master the art of steering this becoming rather than obsessing over the final result. The video concludes with a call for viewers to comment "got it" if the message resonated and offers a coaching referral for those who are coachable.

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Manifesting is kicking your ass, and it's not because manifesting is hard. It's because you don't understand manifesting. When most people talk about manifesting, they're talking about the having versus the not having, or not realizing that's the end result of manifesting. Okay, you got to talk about that unseen part called the becoming. Everything is constantly becoming. Nothing is sitting still. We live in an ocean of motion. If I got a million dollars, that million dollars is in the process of becoming something. It could become several million. It could become no money. It depends on how I'm directing the becoming. Manifesting has nothing to do— I'm not gonna say it has nothing to do with the having and not having, but when you control your manifestation journey according to the having or the not having, you're never able to take conscious control of the becoming. And that's what true manifestors understand. That's what people who seem to be what you call lucky get. It's not about controlling the having and the not having. It's about consciously directing that becoming, and that's what I suggest you begin to master. If this made sense, comment down below and say, got it. And if you're looking for a coach and you're coachable, I know a guy.