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This is what drives you, I'm your host, Kevin Miller.

How to Manifest When You don't believe in manifesting. Today, the buzzword and

self-improvement is manifesting. People seem fairly polarized on the topic,

either fully embracing it as magical or fully rejecting it as evil.

I've struggled with the concept of manifesting for a long time.

I believe in a God. I don't think I'm it. I don't think you are either but I feel where there's smoke there's fire and my parents taught me not to throw the baby out with the bathwater

So I've been studying the concept of manifesting found a way to embrace it and I think many of you will resonate with it as well.

How to manifest when you don't believe in manifesting.

True story, when I was around six to eight years old, when I would get out of line, my parents would give me an attitude adjustment. We lived in Anaheim, California, the time, they would make me listen to Zigg Ziggler tapes

and spend time out on the front porch,

which was warm year round, and punch

what boxers would call a speed bag.

It's interesting on that aspect. My dad was raised near Amish. His parents were Amish and he was a

conscientious objector in Vietnam. He served state side and a psychiatric hospital, but very nonviolent pacifist to say the least.

So odd that they had me hitting a punching bag.

But back then, Zigzigler, Brian Tracy, all these motivational greats.

The focal point was goals and goal setting. That's really what

personal development was for so many years. Today the buzzword is

manifesting. People seem fairly polarized on the topic, either they're fully embracing it as something magical,

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