The Power of Manifestation

I have been ordered to write a blog manifesting the optimal ending to my search; a sort of “if you build it, he will come” type of thing.  What am I building?  In this case, the “perfect” job.  I’m dropping my resume at Shutters on the Beach on Monday morning and I’m going to ‘razzle dazzle’ them, thus getting the position as esthetician at their elite spa.  Hurray!  Manifestation created.  In these parts (Los Angeles) it’s sort of taboo to speak about a potential position, promotion, role, etc. before you’ve sealed the deal and signed the contract but, what the heck.  I’ll give it a shot because Mark Harmon told me to and his advice is almost always spot on.   

Since I was on a role with the power of manifestation, I asked my friend Jenny McClain what she would like to manifest for her latest project, a pilot that will be pitched and shopped to the major networks.  I believe saying what you want out loud to another person puts a lot of power behind your words.  So always try to speak from the heart and be very very detailed about what it is you want.  Jenny wants her pilot to be picked up by a major network, with several seasons and the original cast and crew carried through the project.  Fabulous!

Also, writing down your goals and manifestos and then reviewing them frequently helps to keep you motivated and on track; which is why I’m home in bed and not out partying.  I have a high profile client in the morning and I need my wits with me.  While I was in Bali I read The Way of the Superior Man and in that book, author David Deida says you should live on the edge and your work should always be driven by the desire to truly pursue and live your purpose.  I believe when you meditate and focus on your purpose the universe will speak to you and show you the way to living your truest self. 

What are some of your goals, dreams, or aspirations?  How do you feel after you’ve written them down and taken the time to look at your list(s)?