Jay Shaw argues you should stop manifesting the end result and focus on manifesting the process instead. He uses a cake-making metaphor to show that intent without concrete actions doesn't work. Pair what you want with the actual steps to get there.
What is the process to the result? Manifest that process and the result is yours. Does that make sense? That's like saying— that's like calling me and saying, Jay, can you help me manifest the cake? I say, um, sure, you're gonna need some sugar. You say, I got some sugar. I said, oh, okay, you're gonna need some— oh, I got some eggs. Oh, um, you got vanilla extract? Yeah, I got some vanilla. Okay, I name all the ingredients. Oh yeah, I got all that stuff. I just need to manifest it, bro. If you don't put that down shit in that bowl and stir it up and put that oven on 350 and get off my phone, what are you talking about?
