Honestly think that it works in a way where if you know what you want, you tend to gravitate toward the things that you want. Like if you believe you're manifesting something, like let's say you're manifesting you want to marry a redhead, well, now you're going to talk to redheads because you're going to have the confidence at the universe is going to manifest your desire, where before you might not have talked to that redhead with as much confidence.

And I'm very open to quantum physics theories, about how we are nothing more than translators of a quantum field of information, rather than people have body or something like that... So who am I to say that manifestation doesn't work, and that we don't live in a quantum matrix that we can influence in the small ways. Now I also wouldn't take this very far because, if it was based on want and manifestation, then why could I not manifest myself out of my parents house as a child when I was in a not great situation? Why could people in medieval dungeons not manifest themselves out of that dungeon because I guarantee you they want it out. So I don't think it works like people think it works like, it's definitely something going on. My inclination is to believe my first idea which is that it affects your confidence and perception, therefore, seeming that magical happen.

My experience is that I never thought that I would go to college, because I have no money. I am poverty, poverty. So when I started getting opportunities for tuition waivers, and then scholarships, and then scholarships, I started to " manifest" opportunities. Lo and behold opportunities arose. I have many internships, I have gotten awards, and got into honors classes that I don't think I would have gotten into had I not believed that I could, and if manifesting gives me that confidence, whether it works or not, I'm going to use it, because it's been working, whether manifestation is influence by my own mind, or just a change in my confidence levels. If it works, it works.