Manufactured VS Surrendered Manifesting + More

There’s a lot of buzz about manifesting these days, and I’m so here for it. Yet, the word itself can lead to confusion at times, which brings me to one of my favourite conversations on the High Vibes with Binu podcast. Binu asked me a question that really got to the heart of manifesting:

 

What’s the difference between manufactured manifesting and surrendered manifesting?

 

Let’s just say it got me fired up! Here’s a snippet of what we discussed:

 

Manufactured manifesting comes from the ego. It’s rooted in external pressures, shoulds, and the need to control outcomes. This kind of manifesting often feels forced, heavy, and exhausting.

 

Surrendered manifesting, on the other hand – comes from a place of co-creation. It’s about honouring your inner desires while letting go of the need to control how they unfold. You take inspired action, follow intuitive nudges, and trust that the Universe is working for you. The magic of surrendered manifesting is all in the process – it’s more about who you’re becoming than the end goal itself.

 

If this resonates, you can listen to the full conversation on the High Vibes with Binu podcast. Click here to tune in!🎙️

 

Another powerful conversation I had this week was with Holly Short on the Spiritually Wired Podcast!

Holly shared practical and inspiring ways to simplify your health goals for 2025. I love her approach to embracing the basics of healthy living – it’s a reminder that health doesn’t have to be complicated.

Holly is also joining us as a guest teacher in the Spiritually Wired Membership this Tuesday evening as we kick off a 7-Day Wellness Challenge. Together, we’ll commit to daily health and mindset practices that will elevate your wellness and create momentum for the year ahead.

✨ Listen to the episode [here]🎙️

✨ Sign up for the membership [here].

Remember to slow down, breathe, and trust that you are spiritually wired for your dreams – they’re already waiting for you.

 

 

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