"From doubting my worth to earning from multiple skills I once dismissed"

Before Manifesting Mastery, I could accept a salary, but I struggled to believe someone would pay me for my own skills.

I was building my life coaching business, yet I still saw myself only as an employee. Receiving money as a business owner felt uncomfortable. I kept thinking, “Why would someone choose me when there are people with more experience?”

I had learned makeup artistry in 2022 but hadn’t earned a single dollar from it. I had the skills, but I kept questioning whether I was good enough to charge for them.

The biggest shift through Manifesting Mastery was in how I saw myself. Practising Regan’s identity-shifting techniques and Vishen’s quantum jumping exercises helped me begin to trust my abilities and feel comfortable receiving money for the value I could offer.

During the program, I earned my first money as a makeup artist. That was huge for me. I could accept payment without questioning whether I deserved it.

Then I started receiving bookings for birthday and event décor—another skill I had previously dismissed because other people were more experienced. Life coaching remains my main focus, and these became ways to use my existing talents to help fund that business.

I had also wanted to manifest a speaking opportunity this year. When an opportunity to host an event came along, I said yes. Afterwards, so many people told me what an amazing host I had been. What meant even more was that I allowed myself to receive their praise and believe it.

Before this program, I would have questioned myself, focused on who could do it better, and possibly let the opportunity pass. Now, I am actively seeking opportunities and trusting myself to step into them.

There is something so powerful about watching what once felt out of reach begin to feel normal: being paid for my skills, being seen, accepting praise, and expecting good things to happen.

For me, that has been the magic of Manifesting Mastery. I feel like someone who can say, “Yes, I have something valuable to offer”—and finally allow herself to receive.