George Janko

Yeah.

So as a woman of faith, and you talk about manifestation and kind of putting it out there, I personally believe, you know, that I think our tongue, God tells us your tongue is so powerful, it's a sword, right?

So you can cut with it or you can make something beautiful with it.

And so he tells us wherever our faith lies, right, there's power in that.

So really believing in something, you can make it come true.

And so personally, I believe that manifesting in a sense is that you have such great faith in the thing that you believe in, that you work towards it, you're positive towards it.

And, you know, it might come to fruition.

But I look at it in a way because, like, God is so gracious and that's...

Why?

He tells us to do that, right?

He tells us to have the faith.

So as a woman of faith, do you look at manifesting in a godly sense or do you see it as a separate thing?

Yeah, no, I think that makes sense because, you know, I do see a lot of Christians and a lot of young women too that are my age that they're starting in their faith with God.

But I know that in my generation, a really big thing is spirituality, but not a godly spirituality, right?

It's more rocks and manifestation and leave it to the universe.

Right.

And and I think that that line is is so interesting and it can be so tricky because sometimes you can rely your faith then lies more in your own works.

And like, well, I made that happen because my mind is powerful versus I put it in God's hands.

Yeah.

And God blessed me with this opportunity.