The 🔑 to changing your self-concept #lawofassumption #nevillegoddard #manifestation

[fehermarcell]

So true, and it is so interesting that most of the coaches do not get this… You may have the best concept of yourself but if you are not willing to change the story about the other person you will end up manifesting the ‘old’ version of them. Simple is that.

[Soul--vv]

Like affirm ur self-concept from each and every angle

[cecelpstv]

Eh idk I don't completely agree. I've learned from my own experience that if you are genuinely exhibiting self love, your outer world has to reflect that even in the people around you. When it came to my original SP, I didn't have to affirm a new story for him. I simply focused on myself, let go of the neediness, and learned how to feel fulfilled on my own and he came right back in treating me 1000x better than he did before. But of course, affirming a new story can be helpful for those who REALLY struggle with letting go of the old story but I surmise that the reason why some grow attached to the Old Story is bcus they're still predominantly in an old self concept. So imo affirming that you are loved and chosen consistently *can* singlehandedly help foster a conformed SP. Self concept goes hand in hand with Everyone Is You Pushed Out. If I believe I'm special, incredible and irresistible, it's easier for me to accept everyone else, including SP, would too.

[michellelouise]

Yes exactly 🥺 I think I have to change the story of SP…I feel good with everything else xx

[kdhill]

Yes!! Spot on Missy! Hoping this will help others! 💕

[DarrenLee]

Thanks for these PSA shorts, Missy Renee. 👍😎

[corporatedesishorts]

What do you do when you slip? I try my best to tell myself these things but maximum times I slip when I see what’s happening in the 3D. How do I correct that and will that impact my manifestation?

[leeshpooh]

How can this same process be applied to having a baby after struggling for years?

[simoneharlow]

Missy, so when you change the story and tell yourself something like” ever since our first meeting they’ve known it’s always been me. They’ve never been able to want anyone else.”, is it that you have essentially jumped timelines to a place where that has always been true, is that accurate? Because time is not a thing, that would mean no time is actually passed since that happened, is that correct?