Welcome to Love Your Life with Law of Attraction.

I'm your host Jennifer Bailey, and this podcast is designed to inspire, uplift, and

add more joy to your life.

Today, we're going to talk about how to improve your point of attraction by using the

focus wheel process. This episode is perfect for anyone who wants to learn how a focus wheel can

help you clean up your vibration. The simple way to do this paper and pencil exercise, or you can download the blank template I've

provided, you're going to learn why getting on the wheel can be challenging and how to actually

do it. What statements to add to your focus wheel and which ones to discard? You'll learn how

the 17 second rule applies to a focus wheel and helps you to discard. You'll learn how the 17-second rule applies to a focus wheel and helps

you get momentum in the right direction. I'll share an example of a focus wheel I did so you can

see how it works in real life and a bit of tough love about not turning away from LOA techniques before you try them.

What you focus on grows. I created 31 days of LOA, the abundance series, to help you focus on

and grow abundance in your life. To find out more, go to Jennifer 365.com forward slash abundance.

And now, on to the episode.

Hello and welcome to love your life. In this episode, I'm going to share an ultra-practical way

you can move up the emotional scale and improve your point of attraction on really any subject.

This classic technique comes from Abraham and is included in the book Ask and It Is Given. I've mentioned Ask and It

It is Given before. I encourage you to get a copy if you're interested in specific tools and

techniques for using law of attraction to your advantage. The book teaches 22 different processes

for improving your point of attraction, depending on where you currently are on the emotional scale.

For instance, there is a different process if you're already feeling elevated emotions like positive expectation or enthusiasm versus if you're feeling an emotion further down the scale,

like disappointment or anger. There are different processes depending on your emotional state

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