If you got paid for every positive thought you had, and if it cost you for every negative one, how quickly do you think you'd improve your thinking habits?

Pretty quick, I think. At least, that's how it's working for me in this thought experiment. I'd love to hear your results of playing with your vibrational ledger ...

It's easy for me to see where clients are oblivious to the good parts of their "problems." I wondered if I could take my own blinders off and transform personal issues into privileges as well.

(As inspired by an episode of Hacks where the veteran staffer tells the newbi that, "Yes, it can be ugly, but the quality is there. If you can't make it good, that's on you.")

If you're a conscious creator who thinks you're not good at visualizing, think again.

Yes, aphantasia is a thing, but what's more likely affecting your visualization skill is lack of practice.

Trust me, I get it that seeing what hasn't happened yet isn't easy. But it's worth practicing!

I accidentally manifested a personal miracle I didn't even believe was possible after I became captivated by five magic words.

This is my latest example of proving every manifesting teacher right when they tell us to do it for fun, don't get attached to results, and keep following whatever feels better ...

What to do when positive thinking isn't working?

This is a quick review of answers to common questions about positivity not leading to positive results in conscious creation.

One of the hardest things for us is to not do something once we have a new desire.

It's so natural to jump into action well before it's helpful to do so.

Instead, the LOA savvy way is to let it come to us. Let Universe do its magic of bringing it to our door!

Sometimes the issue with unsuccessful manifesting isn't what we think it is ...

Like when the body experiences "referred pain," our manifesting kinks sometimes originate in a place we didn't suspect.

Here's how to know if there's a vibrational glitch in your matrix, and what to do about it.

Is Universe buying what you're selling? As conscious creators, it's worth getting a convincing game going of whatever we're looking to manifest.

That's what Liz from Survivor didn't do nearly as well as Ewan McGregor from The Gentleman did.

How can you do a better job of telling Universe who you are and what's so for you? That's what this episode is all about: making believe. Making yourself and Universe believe that you got what you wanted.

In some circles, this approach can sound cruel and insensitive ...

But conscious creators know there's a reason to be dismissive of the problems we don't want to grow in our respective realities, and instead recognize the ticket we've landed in paradise.

There was a tricky topic creating significant contrast in my world lately, so I turned to the white board for help in giving Universe a new manifesting instruction about my neighbor.

It's shared with the intention that it will inspire you to transform whatever subjects in your life could use an upgrade, too.