Manifesting With a Divine Support System

<p>•  If we're in that setting and our friends have a tendency to talk negative or talk about the struggle, or talk about the problems, or talk a lot about what's going wrong, and then all of a sudden we're talking about what's going right and all the things that are happening and maybe you're starting to see the money show up, or maybe you've gotten that promotion already, or if something happened where I talked about on my vision board, if somebody bought you a trip and your friends are like, whatever. So it can feel like a discord, and that's why it's so important to surround yourself with people who are going to believe in your big dreams and goals and are going to have your back.    (3:53)</p><p>•   When you come to somebody and you start talking about your life, your dreams and goals, anything that's going on in your life, right? People do this all the time, this is just how we're wired. Human nature is to take that story and internalize it, Okay? You're listening to somebody's story, think about this, you're internalizing it, but you're putting all of your perceptions, your beliefs, what's possible, you're putting your story on their story. Okay? So, most people are doing that, most people aren't just listening and being optimistic and saying, Wow, that's an interesting point of view, or that's very interesting. I'm so excited for you and leaving themselves out of it, most people are thinking about me, me, me, me, me, me, me, and that's just how we're wired. (7:10)</p><p>•   Maybe I would think that it's not possible, because I knew with God all things are possible. And that's what I tell myself all the time. With God, all things are possible. When we believe, when we trust, when we realize that we're the undeserving of unlimited success and abundance, and we really believe and know that abundance is our birthright, and then I really don't believe that we're meant to live in constant struggle. (9:54)</p><p>•  Albert Einstein didn't speak until he was four and didn't read until he was seven, which made his