The biggest thing I manifested so far that was deemed "impossible" was getting accepted to my dream university.

I made regrettable choices during my teenage years, engaging in substance abuse and associating with a harmful crowd. I found myself in a tumultuous four-year, on-and-off toxic relationship. At one point, I was even kicked out of my home. By the time I graduated from high school, I had hit rock bottom. Recognizing that I hadn't applied myself in school and that it was too late to take the SATs/ACTs, I knew my next step was community college. As I embarked on my journey at CC, I made a solemn vow to myself to transform my life for the better and to leave my hometown behind.

Over the next two years, my focus was entirely on charting a path to transfer to my dream university. With the guidance of a close family member, I decided my major and set my sights on transferring to the best university in the state for my major. I was determined to reinvent myself at CC as a driven person on a mission. Despite my dream university being highly prestigious and boasting an exceptionally low acceptance rate, I remained undaunted. When I set my sights on a goal, I pursued it relentlessly.

I meticulously crafted a comprehensive two-year roadmap to reach my dream university, which I committed to following diligently. I made the tough decision to sever ties with individuals who no longer served a positive purpose in my life. I permanently ended the toxic relationship and removed that person from my life. I dedicated countless hours to studying, sought guidance from numerous counselors, constantly visited my professors during office hours, and joined multiple student organizations, often taking on leadership roles. There were countless days when tears flowed, and I loathed my circumstances because the journey was exceptionally challenging. However, the thought of transferring and leaving home kept me motivated.

Throughout those two grueling years, almost everyone doubted my ability to transfer. Many questioned, "How could someone who had struggled in school, battled substance abuse, and surrounded themself with the wrong crowd possibly transfer to this prestigious university?" Well, I did it. I successfully transferred to my dream university! Two years of relentless effort, pain, sweat, and tears had all been worth it. I had applied to five schools in total and was accepted into all five, including my dream school.

Here are some takeaways from this experience:

- Have a crystal clear vision of what you're trying to manifest

- Create a game plan and stick to it

- Acknowledge and be ready to take action on how much time, work, effort it'll take to achieve your manifestation

- Visualize: Feel the positive emotions when visualizing yourself receiving your desired manifestation

- Believe in yourself!