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Ep. 116 - Surrendering to Your Unique Process - The Process with Asya Rose

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Ep. 116 - Surrendering to Your Unique Process - The Process with Asya Rose

EXPANDED Podcast by To Be Magnetic™

2020/10/16
EXPANDED Podcast by To Be Magnetic™

EXPANDED Podcast by To Be Magnetic™

2020/10/16
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Welcome to another Process episode where we showcase a Pathway Member who manifested something extraordinary in their lives! Today we’re featuring member Asya Rose, who joins our host Jessica to talk about her life journey and how she manifested a new care...

Highlights

In this episode, a Pathway member shares her deeply personal journey of using manifestation to transform her career, body image, and sense of community. She discusses how she moved from a place of struggle and people-pleasing to one of self-worth and authentic connection, offering a raw look at the non-linear process of inner work.
00:01
Realizing their unique process led them to apply
06:30
Gratitude and self-worth can coexist.
09:12
Life must be a struggle to achieve good things.
16:57
Manifesting small things builds trust and intuition
24:32
Surrender means listening to yourself.
32:38
Life must be a struggle
40:32
Real-life expanders were more vital for me than celebrities.
54:19
Surrendering is exhausting all effort and letting go of control.

Chapters

A Pathway Member's Unique Process Leads to the Podcast
00:00
Healing from a Russian Upbringing: From Suppressed Emotions to Empathy
03:26
Transforming the Belief That Life Must Be a Struggle
09:12
Evolving a Manifestation Practice: From Vague Desires to Specific Goals
14:32
Trusting Your Unique Process and Letting Go of Perfectionism
22:04
The Non-Linear Uphill Battle: Finding Joy and Community
30:04
Why Real-Life Expanders Matter More Than Celebrities
37:14
Overcoming the Fear of Being Seen to Manifest a Dream Job and Body
45:51

Transcript

Asya Rose: I thought my story was was different, and then once I realized, you know, my process was different. That's why, exactly why I applied, because I was like, you know, maybe I can help expand someone, you know, my job maybe isn't to problem solve f...