Ep. 81 - Shifting out of Lack Mentality & Into Deservingness - The Process with Heather Whitaker

<p><strong>*Trigger Warning as this episode contains a conversation around an incident of assault, violence, and abuse. If you would like to avoid this section of the conversation, skip over minutes 11:40 - 14:00*</strong></p><p>“I was in this very dark place, and I had to make a choice. Was I going to stay in that darkness, or was I going to try to find light, and that there was a reason for this in some way?” - Heather</p><p>“When I did Reparent, I realized that so much of my actions were coming from a lack mentality and low self-worth. I actually had to shift out of the lack mentality before I could even shift out of the low self-worth because that’s how embedded I was.” - Heather</p><p>“I think that’s the biggest thing with all of this. Yes, I’ve been able to manifest tangible things, but this is less about manifesting things, and more about the fact that I had been keeping myself small for so long. With Lacy’s work, I’ve been able to increase my self-worth and my deservingness.” - Heather</p><p>Pathway member, Heather Whitaker, joins us for a Process episode today. Heather was chosen to share her manifestation journey on stage at the speaking tour event in LA. After detailing her all of the actions she took to shift her worth, and sharing her long list of manifestations that have come through including her job, relationship, wedding ring, dress, venue, and house — Heather noted the most important change she experienced from this work was getting out of lack mentality and into total deservingness. This episode is filled with incredible insight for manifestors at any level. Also, enjoy listening in on some clips from the LA leg of the Manifestation Speaking tour!</p><p>In This Episode We Talk About:</p><ul><li>Some updates on Lacy’s journey with IVF</li><li>Heather’s unique experience at the speaking tour</li><li>The traumatic experience that led Heather to seek out Lacy’s work</li><li>Her early manifestation work, and her own switch from the positivity<br />rhetoric to Lacy’s grounded method</li><li>Some of t