Keolani Young

When I worked a job, I absolutely hated and I had to get up at like 430 a.m.

every single day to drive an hour.

I would watch that every morning as I got ready.

I think I was manifesting my future watching that.

But he talked about his process of manifestation where he's like, I send this order to the universe.

And when the door opens in real life, I just walk through it.

It's not about controlling how everything happens or knowing how it's going to play out.

It's just trusting, like, okay, I'm sending this out there, I'm putting it out there, and I'm just going to let go of the control of how it all comes to pass.

And it does feel like a state of surrender.

And there's so much freedom in it and it does become really fun.

I think sometimes it can be scary when it comes to things like leaving a relationship that's a good relationship and everything's stable or leaving a job or changing your career.

There's these big decisions that sometimes it is hard to fight the logical mind that's telling you don't do this.

And that's where it can start to feel like we're being squeezed and life is getting ready to kick us out the door.

So, you know, it's a lot easier, I think, if we just follow what feels right to us from the beginning.

But sometimes we do need a tower moment to finally make that decision for us.

But what you had shared about this creative energy coming back online, being so palpable.

I mean, we got on the phone and you were so full of ideas.

You were so vibrant.

I was like, oh, my God, she's back.

Like, let's go.