Mindvalley Stories
Amanda Mulder
The Art of Manifesting

"One can do a lot with what you have, even if that is minimal"

Quick summary

Amanda discovered that transformative work doesn't need to be complicated or grandiose. Through energy sessions that moved her to tears and triggered deep insights, she released the limiting belief that she must offer elaborate services to provide real value and command worthy compensation.

So far, I am grateful for the course, the simple homework that gets me thinking and the energy sessions that have me shaking, crying and clearing energy like a little kid throwing a tantrum.

I also notice how I get triggered by the simplicity of the course and that all the light language is the same - Yes, the frequency emitted is different every time - though it is as if a VERY good sound technician has edited each energy session to make it sound new! I also speak it and for every intention I set, I produce different sound combinations...

And so what, I think to myself, even if she has - it still works lol!!!

So the trigger is a blessing for me to look at why everything we produce has to be so damn complicated and so 'big'. One of my limiting beliefs is that 'I must offer A LOT of value and services that are original and make a HUGE difference in the world in order to ask for A LOT of money.'

This course has just proven to me that one can do a lot with what you have, even if that is minimal (in your eyes) - own your worth, believe in the value you provide and radiate that worthiness out ---and people will want to pay whatever it is in order to get what you have... pure light.

Thank you all for sharing your journeys and thank you Regan for shining the light on my distortions.


Amanda Mulder

Mexico

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Written 14 November 2023 From our original stories site

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