Part 4
Question #3 Am I 100% confident? Well, just read all the excuses I wrote above about why I don't think my manifestation has become a reality yet. You have to believe 100% that it's yours and it will be. Intellectually, we may embrace this-- but the conditioning of society and life's experiences has a way of creeping up on us, even when we know better. Being in that place of innocence and complete faith is extremely powerful.

Part 3
Question #2 "Goal setting, affirmations, Law of Attraction, vision boards, meditation etc" -- These practices are similar to what I call in the point above, "focusing" and "complete commitment." Have I been doing it lately, so completely, like I did when I was 9? No. I don't do any of it regularly-- I blame it on the normal, good and not as good distractions of life. And again, I think because I am not focused enough on the single manifestation of my dreams, the energy of my focus is scattered all over the place.

Part 2
Perhaps one problem is that what I'm trying to manifest isn't focused enough. My most spectacular manifestation happened when I was about 9 years old. I wanted something very much, I focused on winning it-- focused, meaning I thought about it, "prayed" about it, talked to every dead relative I knew about it--for one entire day, non-stop, complete commitment--I was convinced that I deserved to win without reservation. The odds of my winning were great-- I had bought only 1 ticket with a dime I had borrowed from a school mate-- but when they pulled out the winning ticket, I knew it was mine before they even called my name and it was. I remember thinking that 100% worth of focus was a lot of work, it was emotionally and mentally a little exhausting-- but the event changed my life.

Part 1:
Question #1~ I would most like to manifest freedom from financial worry-- I'm happy to obtain this financial freedom through the manifestation of serious clients (I love my job—so I’m more than willing to work & apply my skills to close the deal); I'll take it through winning the lottery (I buy a ticket maybe once a week-- if you're going to win, one ticket is really all you need); I'll take it through some random occurrence or series of events, for example a completely unexpected inheritance or gift.