One Thing Many Get Wrong About The Law of Attraction And How to Fix It

By Shea Ki

When I first discovered the Law of Attraction and Abraham Hicks, I felt dizzy.

It excited me, but....

Learning about LOA also upended many of my ideas of how I thought the world worked. It was unsettling at first.

The more I dove into the fascinating waters of this subject, the more my old beliefs didn't feel right anymore. Getting better at leveraging LOA meant I would have to open my mind, a lot more.

I would need to reevaluate what I understood about the impact I have on what shows up on my career and life journey.

​Some days I felt like I could fully grasp the simple steps Esther Hicks shares in audios, books, and other LOA content.

But other times I was fumbling. And getting frustrated. And fumbling again.

Simple doesn't always mean easy, especially with understanding and practicing principles of LOA. 

In this mini-episode of Career & Life Momentum Chats, I share about Process #3, the Creative Workshop, in Abraham Hicks' Ask & It Is Given book.

​The examples I offer in the video will provide tips on how to avoid some of the common mistakes of this powerful process. 

I have been so appreciative of your feedback on these mini-sodes.

​My intention continues to be that I hope this series is saving you some of the time and struggle that I endured.

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Common Problem With LOA & What To Do

Fortunately, one of the biggest ways we often block our desires from manifesting is fixable. The common problem is that we don't spend enough time "simply" enjoying the vision and FEELINGS of what we want as if it has already happened.

For example, my mind often wants to get right into action with figuring out the details of any goal or desire I have--
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How will it happen? Who needs to be involved?  When will it occur?
Should I even be allowing myself to believe this is possible?

This train of thought, especially when doing the Creative Workshop LOA process, gets career and life momentum going in the WRONG direction.

Your mind will likely want to get into those "more practical" weeds, too, especially when you are several minutes into doing this activity.
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It is a common error that takes time and discipline to correct. There is nothing wrong with planning and strategizing, but not during your LOA Creative Workshop time.

So, what should you do...

When you find that you can't stay feeling good in your "creative workshop" for several minutes?

When your ego mind starts to tell you you are wasting time and not "being productive"?

When your thoughts are pulling on you to figure out when, how, and who needs to be involved to make your desire a reality?

Take a break. And don't beat yourself up about it. 

Although this is one of my favorite LOA processes, it tends to also be one of the more challenging for many. For those of us who experience anxiety, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, or who prefer to be in control ALL the time, it's extra important to find some trusted support to practice it with. 

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I'd love to hear if you have used the Creative Workshop process by Abraham Hicks before or what happens when you try it out.

​Tell me over email or in a DM on Instagram or ask me a question if you are feeling stuck.