manifest. part 2.

I wanted to do a brief follow up to this post on manifesting good in your life, so  please bare with me as I embrace my hokey side (again) for a moment...

Yesterday the good vibes were flowing at the office as we received amazing official news.  I am so blessed to work for this company, for people who truly are above and beyond generous to their employees, and with folks whom I admire and deeply respect.  I am incredibly fortunate to love my job and I send heaps of gratitude into the Universe every day for this fact (you hear me, Universe? I'm totes grateful).  I also acknowledge that I have this job for a number of reasons...one of them being because I manifested it.  As soon as I heard they may be in the position to hire someone for a new role I felt in my gut this was the career for me.  I wanted it so badly I could taste it.  I never stopped picturing myself working here, I never doubted that I would be a part of this team.  I let myself feel things like relief and excitement when affirming to myself that I already had the job.  And relief and excitement I indeed felt when I got the call telling me "we'd like to offer you the position".  I am so proud of the work this group of individuals does; I'm so proud to be a Weebly!

I love that my coworker just so happened to snap this picture of the exact moment I looked at my bank account for the first time since receiving the additional funds:

I believe I'm trying not to cry while saying "Oh my gosh...." :)

I'm begging all of you to consider, even for a moment, what it would feel like to have your best life manifested.  I truly understand how it may seem silly to do things like practice affirmations and visualize scenarios and let yourself feel emotions for moments that haven't happened yet; but if you've ever felt like your best life is just out of your reach...can you really afford not to at least try?

In Gratitude Galore,

Trish