Stop Manifesting What Other People Want For You

The Playbook With David Meltzer

David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2023

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

The most common way that faith works is that we place our faith in what we want to manifest in our lives. Just like a credit card, the higher the limit of your faith, the more you can manifest and make into reality. Of course, simply having faith is never enough to get what you want. You need to take the right actions, with the right energy and the right mindset. The less-understood way that faith works comes when we put our faith into what others want for us or things we don’t want for ourselves. What happens when we put our faith in what others want for us is that often if we achieve it, we feel some sort of resentment. There is a massive difference between accomplishing a goal you set for yourself and a goal that others have set for you (or convinced you to set for yourself). Often times, we are limiting ourselves by putting faith in what others want for us. We are also limiting ourselves by putting faith in things that we don’t want in our life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the flavor.
0:03.0	Right?
0:04.0	He's manifesting what other people wanted for himself, and he's feeling resentful for
0:07.2	the people that care the most about him.
0:09.1	He said his family is friends, and I'm not going to ask for hands, but I know exactly how
0:14.0	that feels.
0:15.0	I'm thinking about going back to law school, but at the same time, I don't want to play
0:19.6	with the lone situation, and a part of me still wants to do something as far as creating
0:26.8	content.
0:27.8	Creating something that's actually good within the media because I feel like a lot of
0:30.8	it is garbage is really bad for the brain, so I guess my question is I said, where did
0:35.7	you get okay with shifting gears so many times, because we feel like I'm really working
0:40.7	on and just ignoring everything, like I don't care about my mom, I'm full about my life
0:44.3	decision, my dad, my blood, my college friends, I just don't care anymore because I'm literally
0:49.4	in college debt because this choice makes me a family firm.
0:53.1	Right.
0:54.1	See, that's what most people have in their life.
0:56.7	He's manifesting what other people want for himself, and he's feeling resentful for
1:00.1	the people that care the most about him.
1:02.0	He said his family is friends, and I'm not going to ask for hands, but I know exactly how
1:06.9	that feels.
1:07.9	$100,000 in debt graduating law school, going, what the heck am I doing?
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