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Christina Hince
Manifesting Mastery

"From self-doubt to self-love and creative momentum"

Thanks to the program I learned how to use Finerminds, something that I would never participate in in any previous program I have taken so feel more comfortable on community chats now. Have made a decision to go out for coffee with a different person every week to develop more in person, local friendships. Have just started to become aware of the possibility of beginning to re-build my business more locally and not just depend on online. Have given myself more permission to just be ok with whatever I am doing in the moment that I am doing it like gardening, walking, etc. and not feel guilty that I am not working on my business 24 hours a day. Have gotten two You Tube videos posted which I'd been procrastinating on for years and also made a 5 video package to sell on You Tube, though haven't figured out how to create the actual package yet. Have been showing up as more technically competent on other platforms which was a real issue for me before the class. Just feel more loving and patient toward myself in general. Am bout to start making calls for two classes that I want to do and not waiting until I have more going on on YouTube.

Just absolutely adored Regan's work. Gave me much more hope for my manifesting which seemed to be at a dead and unproductive end. Listening to today's breakthroughs just got a lot more hopeful about working on other areas of my life, especially relationship possibilities. Loved the breakout groups and all the people I worked with. They really validated me and my work which I needed. Also I got to observe my own process and felt confident in sharing my insights with them. Thank you for an absolutely fantastic class. And as a graduate of about $200,000 worth of programs over 40 years, I do not say that lightly, one of the best.


Christina Hince

Transformation Coach

Sebastopol, California, United States

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