Some advice and support please..........

[tj_uk]

Hello Friends,

After two months of trying my very best to manifest a job I still have not got one. I am really trying to think positive and imaging being in my dream job but despite applying to over 50 positions I have been unsuccessful. Everyday I am working hard in applying for jobs but no luck. Can someone advise me some practical hints and tips to help me manifest? I dont wana say this but its getting me down a bit

Warmest,

TJ :heart:

[tj_uk]

THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!

That is most beneficial!....I am feeling much more positive about my career and I feel a job offer coming very soon!!!!!!!!

YOU GUYS WILL BE THE FIRST TO KNOW!!!!!!!! AS I WILL POST HERE!!!

[tj_uk]

Hi Alex,

Totally agree with you about the many factors why i haven't got a job yet. You ask do you really need a job and I say YES!. In fact I love working and in the right environment I thrive!!! I want to showcase my talents and abilities and I want to impress and I want to make great friends with co-workers! plus I want to earn ridiculous amounts of money too!!!!

I have been doing Abraham teachings for about 6 months now.

TJ

[Izzy]

...--and now you just have to allow it to be!!! :)

That's right!

I am job hunting too. And I am loving the process. I have not found one yet and I know it is bc something really good is coming my way.

[tj_uk]

haha!!! Isabel, thats what I say to myself too and in my most inner being I know that there is something huge lined up for me in terms of job prospects!!!! Thanks for reminded me of that :hug:

[margy]

first sorry for my english...

and i think the reason you don´t find a job is that you are focused on scarcity...most of the time you thinking about how you don´t find it, that create a bed feeling and you attract more of this, like the book says.

m

[tj_uk]

Hi Margy, thank you for your response, and your english is fine! Thank you for your advice and I am working on that at the moment and trying to create good feeling thoughts....it will come very soon, I am certain of that!!!! :dance:

[asjairok]

I believe I am somewhere as you - everybody is elsewhere though
I know that I can manifest anything , so I focus on job that I really want
And my feeling is strengthening as time is going on
and source is giving me signes, too, beautiful signes.
That is fun.
Also Every day some new thoughts cross my mind - some new-same knowledges about how all you have to do is work on your vibration:
how do I feel about it
do I believe it
and so on and so on
answering yourself gets you clearer picture and more clear you are...to knowledge, more it is here, or closer it is, ...
and closer it is QUESTION OF TIME IS HOW QUICKLY I AM GOING TO CLOSE emotional GAP! :kiss:

[Crane]

TJ, I apologize for taking so long to respond. I read this two days ago and, then, couldn't find it again for a few.

I thought the trouble you are having showed up right away in the phrase "trying hard." That's upstream, and even when you get results from "trying hard," they're not likely to be what you really want since–repeating a phrase for the thousandth time–nothing that you want is upstream.

It's important to keep yourself available and visible, send out resumes, but don't push. Let the world out there feel your vibration, but in my opinion, the great job comes to you, not you to it. That's LOA at its finest.

I've had a couple of unplanned job hunts (by unplanned, I mean I got fired or demoted and quit) and each time I just let my mind try to visualize as much as possible what I wanted. Each time, I got it, almost too quickly once since I was enjoying the time off.

One morning, I was driving to work at a job I found sort of empty for me, but good paying, along the Sunrise Highway on Long Island. For the first time in 25 years, my car just died on me. The illness was exotic, but it happened right at an exit and I coasted off the highway to a side road. There was florist shop nearby and nothing else. The owner let me call a tow truck as well as a coworker to come and get me. Then, I had the first really free, unattached hour in a long time to just stand still on a beautiful morning and think without interruption. "So, Dave," I said to myself, "what's bothering you? Why are you feeling this way?" This was before I'd got a fix on the idea of IBs, but the answer came right back about the things in my job that were not suiting me. The next weekend, I pulled up the Help Wanteds in The Times and fired out my resume. From that first weekend, I landed the perfect job for me, which I still have, helped by some connections to the company I didn't know I had. I got a great, critical reference I never asked for, etc. I continued resuming for a few weeks while this developed, but I never got a single other interview, not one. Yet, I ended it up making more money than I ever expected to make and got to move back to the city I love.

So, who do you think messed up my car? Who had a hand in this?

More recently, one funky morning, I got fired up and quit my job on the spur of the moment. I was "inspired" and didn't think about it. I ended up with a raise and vastly better working conditions, which I didn't expect at all, and all because I decided to listen to my inner voice and–somewhat recklessly–follow.

My advice to anyone job hunting, which is almost always upstream by its nature, is to let down the oars and float. The steal a line from Paul McCartney, "Let it be."

Don't let anyone tell you it's supposed to be hard. Everything they ever taught you from childhood was wrong anyway. Do the other thing.