Take The Bait (Manifesting Skill Development) (by Susan James)
One of the primary concepts presented in the Manifesting Methods For Would Be Millionaires Book, came from me asking about Outrageous Potential. This specific concept is the Paying Attention phase of developing manifesting skills.
The underlying thread of paying attention is the Take The Bait stage.
Lets assume that we have gotten proficient at the skills leading up the pay attention phase. Meaning we have brought to us the circum- stances or event front and center. It shows up in some way, our next step or the actual manifestation of the thing we choose for ourselves.
In that moment we have a new choice to make. That choice is to Take The Bait or not.
We can say Yes....to what shows up, which means we take the bait, or if we haven't quite developed our skill levels consistently, we then may find some reason to talk ourselves of the event that shows up, and say... No.
What happens if we don't take the bait? We don't get whatever it is we say we want. And or.....we get it more later than sooner and in less quality shape, than if we had taken the bait, when it showed up.
How do we get good at the Take The Bait, stage?
Part of this answer may have to do with where we are on the Blended Being facet of our expansion.
If we are still trying to run our lives from more of our humanness, and not so much from our blended selves, meaning allowing our higher aspects to assist us greatly, then we may smack ourselves with our fishing pole in this take the bait stage of the manifesting skill development.
Big Fish Dreams...require us to Take The Bait, and to do it without getting hooked by the seat of our pants! (sj)
Intuitively, I know I've lived many lifetimes, and none more interesting than the one I'm living now. However, being born an old soul somehow did not excuse me from the same job I share with you and that is learning to craft a positive attitude about
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