Ep. 163 - Letting Go of What Isn’t Aligned & Moving Into Trust with Meghan - The Process

<p>If you're feeling stuck in unhealthy habits, or want to leave your corporate job and eventually open your own business, this episode is for you.</p><p>Pathway member Meghan covers exactly how she manifested an out-of-state move for under $500 and a loft apartment she loves. You'll also hear how she transitioned from a lot of toxic habits and a corporate job, to eventually owning her dream storefront and living a more true life.</p><p>Before manifesting all of this, Meghan had to overcome generational trauma, unhealthy habits, victim mentality rooted in childhood, and learn how to remain deep in her self-worth.</p><p>Meghan found it crucial to reframe setbacks as opportunities for growth, and that spending tons of time in nature helped her gain clarity in her manifestation practice. <br /><i>A tip from the episode</i>: Pay attention to how your manifestations come through. This serves as a fast track and blueprint for the future things that you want to manifest.</p><p>Find the Complete Show Notes Here -> <a href="https://tobemagnetic.com/expanded-podcast">https://tobemagnetic.com/expanded-podcast</a></p><p> </p><p><strong>In This Episode We Talk About:</strong></p><ul><li>Pathway Member Meghan’s story manifesting a move under $500, her dream loft, leaving a corporate job and manifesting from a bridge job to owning her dream storefront.</li><li>Her astrological profile and unique cultural background</li><li>How she manifested an engagement, bridge job and spiritual community as well.</li><li>The tests and triggers she encountered along the way</li><li>Facing a rock bottom and how it led her to embrace TBM work</li><li>The importance of setting boundaries in work relationships</li><li>Overcoming victim mentality and generational trauma</li><li>The TBM workshops and DI’s that helped her manifest what she desired!</li><li>The healing power of nature</li><li>Reframing setbacks as opportunities to grow</li><li>Maintaining self-worth while searching for a job</li><li>The magnetic power of the word “No”</li><li>Using t