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10 Quotes to Inspire You to Manifest Your Dreams

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I am just *crushing* this month already, boyeeee!

It’s worth stopping, acknowledging, and celebrating! I am so pumped at my own success that I wanted to use this energy to share some inspo with you! Manifestation is simply the process of bringing about events and experiences through the energy you put out into the world. We all have the power to do this, it’s all about mindset. Here are 10 quotes to get you stoked to take action and manifest the life of your dreams! 🧚

  1. “Where attention goes energy flows.” ~ James Redfield

2. “If you can dream it you can achieve it.” ~ Zig Ziglar

3. “Once you make a decision, the universe conspires to make it happen.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

4. “Ask for what you want and be prepared to get it.” ~ Maya Angelou

5. “Thoughts become things. If you see it in your mind, you will hold it in your hand.” ~ Bob Proctor

6. “Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” ~ Albert Einstein

7. “Whether you think you can or can’t, either way, you are right.” ~ Henry Ford

8. “To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe.” ~ Anatole France

9. “Your life is the manifestation of your dream; it is an art, and you can change your life anytime that you’re not enjoying the dream.” ~ don Miguel Ruiz

10. “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.” ~ Henry David Thoreau

You have the power!!! I believe in you!

luv, dlux

Minimalism Is A Process

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In December 2015 my New Year’s Intention was to simplify my life. This sentiment was my only resolution that year. Well, let me tell you, simplifying was not simple at all. In fact, it got much more complicated before it simplified.
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Almost 5 years later and it is still my main objective, to simplify. 5 years ago I would have never have believed it would take me this long to shift my lifestyle. I didn’t realize my whole lifestyle would become scrutinized to such an extent in the process, but I am so happy it did.
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You see, my innate call to simplification was due to oversaturation and overstimulation. I had to first observe, then identify, then evaluate, in order to successfully eliminate. This began a process of unfolding, and of deep work yearned for by my soul.
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Now, I regularly re-prioritize. Choose what to delegate, what to let go, and what is worth holding onto. These are all practices, because they take practice. We don’t always get it right on the first try.
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Everytime I declutter it feels like such a release that it seems like there couldn’t possibly be any more to let go of. But every 4-6 weeks I evaluate what of my possessions has not been utilized, and I release them to someone that will actually use them.
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The best part of the journey is that it isn’t just belongings that are being evaluated. It’s relationships that don’t reciprocate. It’s ideologies that do more harm than good. It’s negative self talk that has long since expired. It’s committing to profound authenticity and refusing to hold a veil between you and your truest nature.
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Minimalism is a process. Enjoy the ride. ❤