Lucy Hale

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The School of Greatness · Lucy Hale: Her Darkest Years Came at the Peak of Fame · 30 Apr 2025 podcast

Yeah.

I think so, and of course, as a kid, I didn't have the vocabulary of channel or manifesting, but I thought I was just a really elaborate daydreamer.

But to the point, because I spent a lot of time alone as a kid, I didn't have many friends. I just I genuinely loved being alone because then I could be in my head and I could create these environments that made me really, really happy. And so I did a lot of music growing up. So music was always my emotional valve. And just that really got me through some stuff as a kid.

But yeah, I mean, I have I have memories of. being in my house or backyard or whatever on my trampoline and just knowing I was moving out of the city I was in. I knew I was destined to do something big. I knew it. And even at this point, I didn't even know what an actor was. I was just like, And this isn't, you know, talking bad about where I come from or my family.

I was just like, I feel kind of like a square and a, you know, what's the saying? Like, yes. I was like, I love my family and, but something's not right here. I always just felt like the black sheep of the family, just in how I, viewed people, the way I dressed, like my interests, everything. Um, but yeah, now I look back and I was like, dang, I knew how to manifest as a little kid.

So, okay, so there's a couple elements to this. Now, Do I believe in manifest? You don't have to believe in manifesting it is law but I feel like my destiny as a person was always to be in LA so Does that make sense?

So like, even if I was in a bad place in my life, like my soul wanted to be here, but I would say the biggest difference in manifesting from it's like I was manifesting things and they would happen, but I'd still have the feelings of unworthiness.

Yes. And what's really interesting about, um, like I manifested some things after Pretty Little Liars and it was a couple of TV shows. And I'm talking, I did like three TV shows in a row that got canceled. And I was like, but you know what it was? It's because I had this limiting belief that I didn't deserve

What I had already or that I had already peaked or that, you know, and so I was manifesting jobs that weren't going to follow through.

Oh, my God. And we were talking about like money beliefs earlier. Everyone read the Blue House book. But like I've had to really reestablish a healthy relationship with money and with success and realizing that success doesn't equal bad or evil. To me, more success equals success.

wow, I get to connect with so many people or wow, I get to create content, movies, TV, films that's really going to help people or entertain them or give them a break from their day. David has really helped me with all of this stuff. my life has felt like a series of trial and errors like most people's.

But then I realized, oh my God, I realized my part in it because we are manifesting every second of every freaking day. And the biggest, like if anyone takes anything from this podcast, it is get really comfortable with your thoughts and make sure you're focusing more on the positive than the negative. I feel like what I realized was I was latching on to so many

negative limiting beliefs that were really hindering my my growth as both an artist and a human interesting and i was blaming other people that is the worst thing you can do is say well i'm not getting this job because this person's not working hard enough for me or and it's like no no no no we are so in control of whatever we want to create and that's a scary concept for a lot of people yes to accept a lot of people don't

don't want to accept that. But it is my belief. It is my belief that we are master, master creators. And we are so powerful. And like how cool that, I mean, look, I'm sitting here like two years ago, I was like, dang, I really love this podcast. And I was like, I could really see myself on this podcast. And here I am. But we're also manifesting little things like a cup of tea.

It's just... I love it. I think it's fun to play.

I mean, I feel like it was around the time I got sober. I mean, definitely a year or two before I got sober, I started having these like little glimmers of hope or like things were really connecting for me spiritually or like how I was getting in my own way, how I was contributing to this sob story or like contributing to my own suffering, you know?

And that is the biggest wake up call a soul can have is when they're like, oh my God, this is my part in why I'm in so much pain. Because I think it's so easy for us to just like blame, blame, blame, blame, blame.

No, I mean, I think I was just, yeah, it was like people around me or other people in the industry.

Yeah, it was like, oh, I'm not, I don't look a certain way or I'm not a good enough actor. Or like, what are these stupid stories that we tell ourselves that aren't true? Like, I was just giving my power away too easily. And all of that started to shift When I first I had to get clear headed. Right.

It was like, OK, stop drinking, stop doing all this stuff and just like really let's get back in alignment. And I had to be really clear headed. And, you know, the first year of sobriety was really about just in my environment changed. The people I was with changed. The second year was... Because you're not hanging out with the same people who are drinking on weekends.

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