We spend so much of our lives wanting to create a life that is worth living without the knowing of how it can even possible.
I know that I have...
I have spent so much time trying to chase the pursuit of happiness with the end result to turn into a disaster.
My dreams were the white picket fence of the American dream....
The perfect family...
Financial freedom....
That didn't go according to plan. My desires did not happen in a straight path.
Instead, I was lead astray down a road of challenges that felt crippling at the time. I would never have expected to go down the path of being cheated on multiple times in my first marriage, as well as being labeled as a criminal.
Let me start over though...
I grew up in a normal life, my parents were supportive in their own ways, always showed stability, and I never had anything that made me think that I was "traumatized." I wanted to be the typical doctor that every Asian parent expected. I wanted to help people. It seems reasonable right? Somewhere along the way, I lost control and spun out.
I became rebellious with no actionable plan besides just living and having fun. Which then lead me to a series of enrolling and dropping out of college. I just wasn't committed to it yet.
At 19, I met my first husband and a year and half later I was pregnant with our first daughter.
I would never change anything for the world...
Life happened in the most imperfect-perfect way...
I will say this though, it took me into a journey of committed heartbreak. I was disconnected from myself. Strayed so far left, that I couldn't even recognize myself anymore.
I even got married again, but to this time.... a narcissist.
I was controlled, manipulated, verbally abused, luckily never physically. I don't throw narcissism out like its another word that should be slung around. It's a real psychological disorder- where people literally can't have empathy.
Although, it was hard to live this life of lesson after lesson. I went through and found out a wide variety of limiting beliefs that I wouldn't have possibly have seen if I didn't have the hardship.
" I was afraid to be seen as I am for I would get in trouble." " I didn't have a voice, nobody would listen to me, I had no value."
" I need to love unconditionally, even when it hurt me tremendously."
" Nobody I love can protect me."
Imagine carrying these things subconsciously and the effect of what it could do to my reality?
It did happen, and it had major impacts as you can see.
How the Art of Manifestation Worked in my Life
So now we fast forward to the present and LIFE IS DIFFERENT!
When I did my inner work on my belief system and stepped into my own power. Acknowledging the awareness of my internal system, life changed drastically.
Now I am here to share this revelation and impact the world with it.
I spent so much of my life being the student, being the submissive wife, the submissive daughter, and the girl that believed I had no value.
When I was able to reframe this, "I am the teacher," I then bridged the gap to "I am the leader," and I had true clarity to my vision of my life and my core values; I became the 'leader'. I magnetized good things to happen for me and now I am building my dream. "To help people."
I am an ENJF, if you follow the Myers- Briggs personality types. I am meant to be of service. I am meant to connect with people.
So here I am! The art of manifestation is real and the small wins I have everyday prove it.
I am the leader, the guide that is here to empower parents, or anyone else through the process of breaking down the things that are holding them back.... so they can too, live the life that impacts them on so many different levels that radiates pure blissful joy and success.
I started the journey with only 3 videos on Instagram, Youtube, and Tiktok yesterday (6/11/24). I have already gained a client, and have a lead that has turned into a discovery call.
I haven't launched my program yet! That comes out on 7/7/24.
That is how powerful manifestation really is. You deserve it too, if you are reading this.
Much love and many blessings, Diana