This One Mindset Shift Changed Everything
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I used to wake up every morning in a fog—not physically, but mentally. Like I was chasing my goals in circles. I’d journal, script, visualize... but the results felt flat. Forced. Hollow, even.
Then I stumbled (accidentally) into a way of combining three teachers I had kept separate in my mind for years: Joe Dispenza, Neville Goddard, and Abraham Hicks.
Wait—What Happens If You Mix All Three?
At first, I thought it would be chaos. Like, Dispenza is so neuroscience-driven, Neville is all mystic poetry, and Abraham talks like a cosmic radio host. But something unexpected happened...
I started to see patterns. Like how Neville’s "assumption" is basically what Abraham calls “alignment.” And how Dispenza’s work on elevated emotion? That’s the *engine* both of them were describing, just in different words.
“Feeling is the secret,” said Neville. Turns out, Joe and Abraham agree… they just wear different clothes.
The Day It Clicked for Me
One morning, instead of scripting or meditating or anything structured, I just sat. I asked myself, “What would it feel like if this thing I want already happened?” I didn’t try to make the scene perfect. I didn’t obsess over technique.
I just let it flow. Laughed a little. Let myself feel kind of silly. Then—here’s the weird part—later that afternoon, I got a message about an opportunity that felt *way* too aligned to be random.
It wasn’t magic. But it sure felt like it.
Want to Try It?
I found a free guide that combines all this in a way that’s actually digestible. It’s not clickbait, and it doesn’t preach. It’s just… helpful. You can check it out here:
Start where you are. Don’t overthink it. Just try blending instead of choosing. You might be surprised what shows up.
