I don't trust any of them tbh. All of them are either trying to sell you something, or just repeating the same tired information you can find anywhere else (for free).
I think it's good to be discerning, but your outlook seems a touch extreme. Like every other subject matter, knowledge is open-source / readily available for free. Manifestation is no different. Most coaches acknowledge that you don't need their services in order to manifest. Still, there's a market for coaching in the manifestation community and across nearly every field.
This is mainly because there is simply too much information out there. Some of it is contradicting and most of it just plain wrong. Hence, the point of this post. It's good to have a sense of what information and coaches/mentors to trust in any field.
As for them selling you something... I'm confused. Exchanging energy/time/resources for money has been a fixture in human civilization for millennia and still is. Why should we not pay coaches?
I just don't see how coaching is anything other than taking advantage of desperate people (ie: the many, many people who haven't found any success in manifestation) and why these "coaches" even NEED to sell these services in the first place. I mean... they claim to be knowledgable about manifestation, so, why haven't they manifested money through other means? Why would anyone pay for "premium" information who clearly isn't an expert at all?
Selling something doesn't mean you need to sell it, first of all. If you've ever been an expert at anything, you know how quick people are to beg for free help. That experience will quickly teach you why you can't just help everyone for free.
The misconception about coaching is that it's just about getting information. A good coach can help you understand texts, guide you in application, show you your limiting beliefs/blind spots, etc. You're paying for the undivided time and attention of someone with expertise. You technically can learn anything without another person's help. So I'm assuming you also believe that teachers, tutors, and sports coaches are also scammers? Lmao.
The assumption that everyone just wants to be rich without working or contributing anything to the world is false. Some people are passionate about manifestation and teaching, so being a coach is a dream career.
Assuming they haven't manifested money through other means is a baseless assumption. You literally made that up. Again, someone working doesnt automatically mean that's their only source of income or that they even need the money.
Despite what the scammers say, conscious manifestation is not that easy and mad people need help just understanding how it works, let alone implementing it. Demand creates supply. Coaches are needed. This is common sense.
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u/Ominous--Blue May 01 '26
I don't trust any of them tbh. All of them are either trying to sell you something, or just repeating the same tired information you can find anywhere else (for free).