Oct. 17, 2025
“Manifesting” does NOT work if you do NOT take action.
Recently, it seems that everyone believes that they can "manifest" what they want by only thinking hard about it. That if you retry positive phrases, that if you write in a diary "I'm successful", that if you visualize your dream car... but anyone speaks about the uncomfortable side: real work.
Manifest without actions is auto-lied. It's like wanting to go a lower weight, only looking at photos of fit people. It doesn't matter how many times you repeat "I'm disciplined", if later you don't do something different and continue being the same person.
The majority of people use "manifestation" as an elegant excuse to not give effort. Only because "the universe'll bring it to me" sounds more beautiful than admitting "I'm not disciplined". But real life doesn't understand about vibes: it only understands actions.
It isn't about attracting, it's about building. The luck helps you, yes, but work provokes it.
To what point can dreaming motivate us to act?
"Manifestar" no sirve si no haces algo.
Últimamente, parece que todo el mundo cree que puede 'manifestar' lo que quiere con solo pensar intensamente en ello. Que si repites frases positivas, que si escribes en un diario 'soy exitoso', que si visualizas el coche de tus sueños… pero nadie habla del lado incómodo: el trabajo real.
Manifestar sin actuar es autoengañarse. Es como querer bajar de peso solo mirando fotos de personas en forma. No importa cuántas veces repitas 'soy disciplinado' si luego no haces nada diferente y sigues siendo la misma persona.
La mayoría de la gente utiliza la 'manifestación' como una excusa elegante para no esforzarse. Solo porque 'el universo me lo traerá' suena más bonito que admitir 'no soy disciplinado'. Pero la vida real no entiende de vibraciones: solo entiende de acciones.
No se trata de atraer, se trata de construir. La suerte te ayuda, sí, pero el trabajo lo provoca.
¿Hasta qué punto soñar puede impulsarnos a actuar?
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It's like wanting to go a lowerlose weight, only looking at photos of fit people.
It doesn't matter how many times you repeat "I'm disciplined", if later you don't do something different and continue being the same person.
Only because "the universe'll bring it to me"It sounds more beautiful than admitting "I'm not disciplined".”
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Bien, enfócate en el tesis central y cómo usar las palabras conectores para que los párrafos tengan más claridad juntos.
yesterday
Thank you for your corrections and your time! Yes, each time I'm writing a longer post, maybe it's because I'm feeling more confident with my English, but it's a problem because perhaps I've lost my central topic.
Recently, it seems that everyone believes that they can "manifest" what they want by only thinking hard about it.
That if you retrypeat positive phrases, that if you write in a diary "I'm successful"," that if you visualize your dream car... but anyno one speaks about the uncomfortable side part: real work.
You can "retry" actions, but for speaking, it needs to be "repeat"
Punctuation goes inside the ending quotation mark
Manifestation without actions is auto- lied.
Manifest is a verb, manifestation is a noun
It's like wanting to go a lowerlose weight, by only looking at photos of fit people.
It doesn't matter how many times you repeat "I'm disciplined"," if later you don't do something/anything different and continue being the same person.
The majority of people use "manifestation" as an elegant excuse to not giveput in effort.
Only because "the universe'll bring it to me" sounds more beautiful than admitting "I'm not disciplined"."
I'd probably spell out "universe will" here, "universe'll" sounds the same as the existing word "universal"
But real life doesn't understand about vibes: it only understands actions.
It isn't about attracting, it's about building.
The luck helps you, yes, but work provokes it.
To what point can dreaming motivate us to act?
Feedback
Great job
yesterday
Thank you for your corrections and your time!
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