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S10. Episode 7: Manifesting Getting Unstuck with Cassie Parks

S10. Episode 7: Manifesting Getting Unstuck with Cassie Parks

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 Listen as we chat with one of our favorite manifesting friends ever, Cassie Parks! We cover a lot of ground, from being truthful with ourselves in what we manifest to bridge manifestation and if there is such a thing as competing manifests. Cassie shares about the role of “being,” “choosing,” and “tolerating” in manifesting and how those behaviors influence what we actually end up manifesting. Learn about Tracy’s calling to be a healer, and Corey’s to be a teacher but how these continue to show up in their “being” space in personal relationships. Hear all about Tracy’s wounded deer syndrome, Cassie’s garage door metaphor, and Corey’s future role vetting Tracy’s partners based on how soft their skin appears. In all seriousness, though, the three explore the question of “What are you here on Earth for?” and how to align that answer through manifesting. Show Notes: Cassie’s and Ginny’s Rock That Relationship! Episode-Tune in for our first episode with them from Season 3 on manifesting. Attachment Styles-Learn more about attachment styles – how they are formed and how they might impact your relationships. Manifest it Now Podcast–Tune in to hear Cassie Parks and Ginny Gane talk all things manifesting. Cassie Parks-Follow her on Instagram, check out her books, and discover all the great resources she offers on her website if you need a boost, particularly around manifesting money.

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