This month, instead of writing my own blog, I have a guest blog for you. It’s by Heather Matthews, a renowned Life Coach, author, and Law of Attraction teacher.
“Reality exists in the human mind, and nowhere else.” ― George Orwell
Simon was a senior accountant at a respectable manufacturing company for over two and a half decades until a major change happened in his life. For a long time, he was perfectly fine where he was. His job paid relatively well, while his wife was a high school biology teacher. They had three kids, and their oldest one had just started college. They weren’t fabulously rich by any stretch, but they got by and were grateful for what they had. And even though they had their ups and downs as a family, Simon’s life was, by all accounts, OK. You could even say he was happy with the life he’d built for himself.
However, Simon had this vague, nagging feeling inside of him that he couldn’t quite put his finger on. It had always been there even before he started his job and got married. It was a faint whisper that Simon ignored because he was busy raising his family and climbing the corporate ladder. But Simon got older, he found it harder and harder to brush it off. Now that Simon was almost in his fifties, he finally acknowledged that voice inside of him.
As a kid, Simon loved being in the kitchen because of his grandmother who had a passion for cooking. Simon had always looked up to his Granna (as he liked to call her), which was why he inherited her love for making homemade treats. Simon had a bit of a sweet tooth, so he loved making all sorts of desserts – which of course, his Granna taught him how to do. Simon was great at making pies, cookies, brownies, cupcakes and just about everything else you could stick in an oven. He made treats for his family all the time and even helped out at bake sales at school.
After high school, Simon wanted to become a pastry chef. He already had a culinary school picked out and the restaurant where Simon was going to work part-time. But life had other plans for him. His career path took a detour because Simon’s father pressured him to pursue a more “stable” line of work.
After Simon discovered the principles of the Law of Attraction, it pushed him to take the plunge. He used specific techniques that blasted through a lot of barriers in his mind that held him back. Simon gradually built the mental power to power through decades of negative beliefs and revive his old dream.
It only took him less than a year to put everything together. Simon handed in his resignation letter, got a loan, and added that to some savings he had left over. Then he put himself through culinary school in spite of the fears in the back of his mind. Simon also worked as a part-time apprentice at a restaurant to learn the ropes and get his feet wet. At the same time, Simon got busy baking and started selling his goods to his friends and neighbors. Thanks to social media, word quickly got around and soon he got his old buddies to help him keep up with the increasing demand for his sweet treats.
Most people think that the Law of Attraction is a magic bullet that fixes everything at the drop of a hat. But it’s actually a way of life that puts you on the path to greatness. To make it happen, you’ll need to build a set of habits – only then will you be ready to walk on this path.
To learn some of the most helpful ways to build a set of habits and turn your thoughts into forces that will change your life in a big way, all you need to do is e-mail Tony of AbundanceTogether at torvidas@abundancetogether.com and he’ll e-mail you my special e-book: “Dream Life Manifestation: 7 Secrets To Creating Your Best Life Possible”.
Keep manifesting your dreams. Heather Matthews.
Hope you enjoyed the guest blog. Love you and keep manifesting good things 
Tony
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