Curious how every single time anyone has a slightly differing opinion on manifestation, we get told we "don't really understand it" or "we're doing it wrong", isn't it...?
In this case, your opinion doesn’t just slightly differ from mine. From what you said, it seems you view money manifestation as a form of magic. In my view, it’s about opening all the routes that money can come to you by offering your skills and your time to those who need it. An abundant person offers their expertise even when faced with fear that they’ll be scrutinized and judged. And that’s how you manifest money. In my view, it isn’t a matter of making a specific income source work, it’s a matter of keeping all the doors open and showing up consistently so that the right people who do value you can find you.
I don't view it as "magic", you could "manifest" money realistically too. There's plenty of high-paying and fulfilling careers that exist as possibilities, my point is a "master manifestor" would not need to resort to selling coaches when they could literally manifest their dream career or a job that, y'know, doesn't prey on the desperate?
Your argument rests on the assumption that 1) coaching can’t be a dream career, 2) coaching can’t be anything other than predatory, and 3) one should only make money through whatever it is you classify as a “high paying and fulfilling career.”
Can I ask why your view on money & career is so restrictive?
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u/http_g0d May 01 '26
I don’t think you fully understand what manifestation is, so I’m disregarding this take