How to Manifest

This book is a revelation! Lacy’s focus on subconscious beliefs rather than just positive thinking is a game-changer. * Dr Tara Swart, bestselling author of The Source * A beautiful voice in the manifesting world that encourages you to believe in yourself and manifest the life you deserve. * Francesca Amber, Host of The Law of Attraction Saved My Life and author of Manifest Like a Mother * Call it luck. Call it prayer. Call it manifesting. Just don’t call it magic. If you were to pick up a book on manifesting, you might think that all you need to do is visualise what you want, then keep visualising it, and visualise some more, and then – poof! – it appears. But in the world of Lacy Phillips, who has built her life and career around this skill, it is simple psychology. It involves understanding your childhood programming and your shame and reprogramming your subconscious beliefs; it requires work and action and vulnerability. Granted, when you do meet someone who stands in their power, who asks for what they want and says what they mean, who is authentic and humble, it does seems a lot like . . . magic. But with the right tools, Phillips believes it’s a type of magic we can all master. * goop * Lacy Phillips presents a unique manifestation formula, rooted in basic psychology, neuroscience and her energetic gifts. Lacy’s manifestation formula is not your typical ""think positive"" and ""visualise"" method, but rather, she is known for a much deeper and more therapeutic response that requires clearing subconscious blocks first – only then, can you begin to call in and work toward what you most desire. I highly recommend. * Elise Loehnen, New York Times bestselling author of On Our Best Behavior * Lacy Phillips’s teachings have given me the tools to manifest the life I’ve always wanted. Her book is a treasure trove of wisdom and guidance. * Beth Behrs, actress and activist * Lacy’s work, and this book, are treasured and practical tools for anyone on the path to building the life they want. With pillars like kinder self-talk and reframing jealousy, it offers exactly the kind of perspective the world could use more of. * Amanda Chantal Bacon, founder of Moon Juice *