Case Study | 1M$

In 2017, I made a bold statement: I would achieve my first million by my early 30s. I felt a magnetic pull toward this goal, and the energy around my investments was powerful. I didn’t just want it—I felt it, became it, and, in a way, the opportunities naturally gravitated toward me. I simply reached out and caught them as they came. Everything was organic.

But twice, when I relaxed my mind and loosened my grip on that focused energy, I overworked and lost touch with my balance. Instead of being an active manifester, I became reactionary. I started acting out of bias, and both times, I lost significant amounts of what I had accumulated. I had to rebuild myself, each time stronger.

Losing an unrealized profit of 1 million dollars was a harsh wake-up call, but it taught me something crucial: wealth is an illusion the moment you disconnect from the origin of your energy, the core of your intention. However, you can come back;)

I realized that the results I was seeing were the fruits of conscious effort I had put in earlier, not the product of the present moment. This made me understand that I should be investing in the next phase while the current one is still thriving. If you reach one goal, you must manifest the next one and remain aligned and coherent with your intentions, or the universe will take back what was never truly solid.

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