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Action: A Key Component to Manifestation

Manifestation. The word is thrown around like it’s a mystical power that will deliver you what you want just by thinking really hard about it. A core step of manifestation is visualization – thinking deeply and with intent about something you desire. But, in order to actually manifest that visualization you must take aligned action on your visualization. Manifestation requires more than just thinking, it requires aligned action.

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Writing Prompt: What can you see?

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to miss the little things that surround us, both physically and metaphorically. But by taking a moment to pause, observe, and capture our thoughts, we unlock self-discovery and profound insights. So, let’s journal with a simple prompt:

“What can you see from where you are?”

Take a moment to read this short writing prompt, and take a few moments to journal your responses.

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Using Journey Based Outcomes to Embrace Growth

In the My Purpose framework, which uses Goals, Objectives, Strategies, and Actions, we typically think of objectives as markers along the way towards our goals. It seems natural to set objectives that are a percentage towards what we think is the final outcome, which is really another objective on our way towards living into our goals. These objectives are called outcome-based objectives, and focus on results.

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Bearing a Powerful Witness

This week in Come, Follow Me we studied and read about Ammon, and his interaction with the sons of Mosiah and King Lamoni. The reading starts with Alma running into the sons of Mosiah as they traveled to the land of Zarahemla. Basically, it had been 14 years, they were out in the wilderness, and had struggled as they had been prompted to teach the Lamanites. That’s when they ran into each other, all headed to teach the Lamanites. The readings then focus on Ammon. There are several things to take away from this week’s lesson, but let’s focus on Ammon’s story.

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