I love the idea of the Law of Attraction, that you can manifest the things you truly believe are coming to you. It's a beautiful way to develop confidence in yourself and start believing that better things are coming and that you are capable of achieving more. What's NOT cool about the law of attraction is how some people use it to victim blame. Being "low vibe" or not believing in yourself is NOT a legitimate circumstance to place blame for poverty, illness, oppression, or abuse. The system is designed for us to be tired and broke. It is a revolution for us to believe that we deserve more than that.&nbsp;
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How I Finally Said Yes to Myself | #2

The podcast for creatives of all types (and neurotypes) to celebrate passion and creativity, stop hiding your unique brilliance, and embrace what makes your mind and spirit come alive! 

Previously known as Run Like Hell Toward Happy, this show is hosted by Caitlin Fisher, a writing and creative coach who helps neurodivergent, chronically ill, and/or queer folks connect with their most passionate lives.