Where You Are Going Wrong With Manifesting

Manifesting with the law of assumption is as simple as knowing what you want, using 
affirmations to shift your mindset and start assuming what you want already exists, and 
being consistent with your visualizations. Sounds easy, right? It can be, but if you are 
making some of these common mistakes, you might be unintentionally making it more 
difficult for yourself.


Relying Too Much on the “Right” Technique

The law of assumption isn’t about what you do or what technique you use, but in who 
you are, what you think about, and what you assume. You can use every technique or 
no technique, it doesn’t matter. As long as you are able to live in the wish fulfilled and 
affirm your assumptions, then you are utilizing the law of assumption to live your dream 
life.

This is exactly where a lot of people go wrong. When you try to use certain techniques 
because someone else said it was the “right” way to manifest, you not only feel 
overwhelmed because it might not be easy for you personally, or you just don’t really 
connect t it. Not everyone is good at visualizing something in their mind, that doesn’t 
mean you will never affirm your desires. It simply means this technique isn’t going to be 
the most effective for you.

Stop pressuring yourself to get it “right” or to overwhelm yourself with so many 
techniques, that you aren’t really consistent with any one thing.


Constantly Checking the 3D for Validation

Checking the 3D and trying to make sure you are getting your manifestation is actually 
slowing it down in most cases. Unless you have an assumption that the more you check 
on something, the faster it will be true in your reality, you are just hurting the 
manifestation process. 

The problem with checking the 3D, aside from the fact that you shouldn’t need to 
confirm something you already assume, is that it puts you back into a negative mindset. 
It lets you see the lack, or the thing you don’t yet see in your current reality. This is 
going to slow down your manifestations and make it harder to affirm and allow those 
assumptions to exist in your current reality.
 

Immersing Yourself in Knowledge, Instead of Action

It is great to want to gain knowledge about any subject, including the law of assumption, 
but there comes a point when it is time to stop learning, and to start taking action. Don’t 
just get caught up in hundreds of hours of YouTube videos about manifesting but never 
actually do the work yourself.

This doesn’t mean taking action to force the 3D and control how your manifestations 
come to you, but rather take action in using techniques like visualization and 
affirmations. If you aren’t affirming, then you aren’t really allowing your assumptions to 
sink in to your subconscious. 

When you notice that instead of doing the work and affirming or working on your 
visualizations, you just keep watching videos or reading about the law of assumption, 
that is a sign that you need to stop and do something about it.


Using the Wrong Affirmations

While you can use any affirmations you want, your subconscious has an easier time 
holding onto them when they feel natural and are more in the style you speak, as 
opposed to just flatly reading a list of phrases.

Choose affirmations that really speak to you and evoke some kind of feeling. At the very 
least, take affirmations you have found for the law of assumption that relate to your 
manifestation, and then just add a little personality. 

For example, you can turn “I am an expert at manifesting” to “I am so good at 
manifesting and get everything I want”. It adds a bit more excitement and personality to 
it. Use your own words to switch up an affirmation until it sounds like something you 
would say to a friend.


Not Accepting the Law

It is true that you don’t have to fully believe in your affirmations for them to become 
assumptions eventually, but if you completely doubt the law of assumption in general, it 
will be very hard to manifest what you want.



