"I was learning to trust guidance"

Learning to Trust Guidance – My Manifesting Mastery Story I’ve always been a bit skeptical about things like intuition, guidance, or being “led by the universe.” Even though I’ve studied spirituality for years, there was always this voice in me saying: “Sure, others can feel it… but I can’t. It’s just not for me.” That belief stayed with me for a long time. I’ve been on this journey for over ten years — meditations, trainings, books, retreats — and still, I never felt I had that inner connection that others talk about. That’s actually why I joined Manifesting Mastery. Deep inside, I wanted to change that. I wanted to experience what it means to be guided, to feel the universe communicating back — to stop forcing everything and start listening. At first, I was still skeptical. But then something unexpected happened. One day, I was out in nature, in the forest looking for mushrooms. I decided to try one of the frequency practices that Regan teaches — listening to specific sound frequencies to align your vibration. I pressed play, and after a few minutes, something started to shift. I began feeling this subtle energy expanding from my chest — calm, focused, like a soft wave radiating from my heart. It was as if this quiet knowing was guiding me where to look. I would turn my head… and there was a mushroom. Walk a few steps… another one. Turn again… more. In a few meters I found dozens — maybe hundreds. But the mushrooms weren’t the real magic. The magic was the feeling of being guided — for the first time in my life. It wasn’t about luck. It was about trust, surrender, and listening. That moment in the forest was a small thing on the surface, but it changed something huge inside me. It showed me that this connection — the one I always thought was reserved for others — is actually available to me, too. It gave me a new sense of faith: If I can be guided in something as simple as finding mushrooms, then maybe I can also be guided in building my business, in love, in life. For the first time, I felt the universe not as an idea — but as a presence. And that, to me, is priceless.