I am not Shannon or a member of IML, but just a few thoughts:
Isn't it a limiting belief by itself that you need a special body type to get a perfect job? Look f.e. at Bill Gates. Does he have a perfect body?
As far I know all the perfect manifestation subs refer to whats is perfect for you. So if you think your perfect job is to be an employee it should work fine as well as the opposite. At least if your definition of job contains the possibility to be self-employed, too.
(04-07-2014, 10:51 PM)MJ1 Wrote: 3-my ideal weight is 80kg and i'm 62 right now.i think having a strong look is necessary for landing a perfect job.but my limiting beliefs are stopping me from having that body.how can i fix it or sub will fix that?
Isn't it a limiting belief by itself that you need a special body type to get a perfect job? Look f.e. at Bill Gates. Does he have a perfect body?
(04-07-2014, 10:51 PM)MJ1 Wrote: Tiesto also asked this questions:
I've been reading when it comes to the 'Attract-Your-Perfect...so and so' sub, that it will appear like nothing is happening and then suddenly the girl will appear into your life, and you will simply know that she is the one that the sub has helped to manifest. Does this FYPJ sub works in the same manner as those 'Attract-Your-Perfect...' subs? Will the opportunity for my perfect job just gets attracted to me and pops-up into my life, or do I have to actively seek it out by applying for jobs?
2. How does this sub defines a perfect job?
3. Does it defines a perfect job as being an employee in other people's company?
4. Can it be a self-employed type of job, such as the the one you have right now, helping others through building and selling subliminals and being self-employed, which you would consider as the perfect job for yourself, isn't it?
thanks.
As far I know all the perfect manifestation subs refer to whats is perfect for you. So if you think your perfect job is to be an employee it should work fine as well as the opposite. At least if your definition of job contains the possibility to be self-employed, too.