Let's get real. Most people think manifestation is about doing more. More journaling, more visualizing, more force in the universe to bend to their timeline, more getting into the right energy, more making sure that you have the right vibe going on. But what if I told you that all of that gripping, striving and obsessing is exactly what's keeping your desires

at arm's length. Now, neuroscience backs this up. Studies show that when we're emotionally attached

to an outcome, our brain moves into survival mode. The prefrontal cortex, the part responsible for

clarity, creativity, decision making, it starts to shut down. Our nervous system floods with

cortisol, the stress hormone, which literally makes it harder to see opportunities,

take aligned action, think clearly, and attract what you say that you want. In other words,

the more desperately you want it, the harder it becomes to receive it literal scientific proof.

And here's where it gets really polarizing.

The universe does not respond to desperation. It responds to resonance, to alignment, to the energy of

someone who knows their desire is already done and is currently living like it, even without it being

in their current 3D reality yet. So today I'm teaching

you the real secret to manifesting faster detachment. And this is not the kind of detachment

that means you giving up or pretending you don't care, but the kind of detachment that shifts

your frequency, anchors your power, and unlocks the space where miracles actually

happen. So if you've been holding on to your dreams in a chokehold, this episode will show you

how to finally let go and then watch the abundance come rushing in. If you're tired of hearing the same old

basic mindset and motivational fluff talk, you've come to the right show. Welcome to Project

Me with Tiffany Carter, the podcast, where we dish on everything from managing that crazy brain of

yours to manifesting abundance to my straightforward, actionable steps that will make you major

money online. Now, I'm not your typical multimillionaire entrepreneur.

It takes a small village to keep my anxiety and depression in check.

I'm inherently disorganized with an intense obsession with office supplies.

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