New York Times Bestselling Author Luvvi blogged about her experience of writing a Vision Statement and how everything she wrote manifested.

Here's what she said:

"One of the exercises we did was on Vision Statements. We were told to write a letter to someone as if it was 10 years in the future. Write it and describe what you’re doing, who you’re around, where you’re living. Be as descriptive as you want.In my vision statement, it is January 2020 and I am running a nonprofit organization (Red Pump) that is making global impact, I have a social media consultancy firm and travel the world speaking and teaching about technology, and I am a New York Times Bestselling author."

Everything she wrote came true!! Click here for her full story

She described what happened: 

"The Red Pump Project had our first anniversary event, and it was in Chicago: the first Rock the RED fashion show. There, Karyn (my co-founder) and I were presented with a Congressional Record from the U.S. House of Representatives, acknowledging our work in raising awareness about the impact of HIV/AIDS on women and girls. There is a picture of us wiping away thug tears. That was March 22, 2010.

On April 10, 2010, I got laid off my job because of budget cuts. But two weeks later, they asked me to give a Twitter training, thus beginning my consulting life. I started getting hired to teach folks about blogging, branding and how to use digital tools to further their business. I have not had a fulltime 9–5 job since.
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On May 11, 2010, I got an email (out of the blue) from a book agent who had been reading my blog and said she was a fan of my work. She said I needed to write a book, and she’d be interested in helping me make it happen.
Everything I had put in that vision statement was just dropping at my feet."

Check out Luvvie's blog Awesomely Luvvie and buy her book I'm Judging You

Here's the weekly non-vision board law of attraction story. You may remember ourpost awhile back about MMA fighter Connor Mcgreggor. 
Connor just recently became the undisputed Champ in his weight division by defeating someone who was undefeated for 10 years. 
The day after Conor’s victory in a post-match conference a journalist reminded Conor how he predicted not only the round in which he would win the fight, but also the exact manner of his victory down to the last detail. . . Conor’s reply blew me away. Click here to Listen for yourself:

Here's the weekly non-visionboard law of attraction story. In this video, a woman talks about pregnancy issues that resulted in doctors recommending she terminate the pregnancy. She tells her story while her healthy baby sits in her lap.

This week's non vision board law of attraction story comes from one of the stars of the hit show Orange is The New Black. Her story shows what law of attraction experts always talk about...you have to let go.

Here's what happened:
Although Uzo Aduba has been a talented working actress for many years, she had never landed a big television role or produced any work that would make her a highly recognized and award winning actress.  She was good, obviously, and had many theater performances to back that up, but the “big role” had eluded her for years.  In fact, she was feeling like she had hit a breaking point, that she just couldn’t keep trying any more, working so hard, for her dream desire. She was offered an audition for a small role, speaking a couple of lines on the show, Blue Bloods, and was preparing herself to do something unique with that two-line opportunity.  She arrived for her audition to find out she had been given the wrong instructions.  She was twenty-five minutes late for the interview and she knew when she walked in that she would not get the role. She didn’t.

She tells it best.

“I went in. I read. I remember feeling like I’d done a really great audition, like they liked me, but I figured, ‘You’re never going to get that job because you were 25 minutes late.’ I just knew the job wasn’t going to be mine. It wasn’t for me. And I broke into tears on the way home. I’m riding the train home – three trains – and I was just sobbing the whole time. I got home and I was boo-hooing, and I finally said to myself, ‘That’s it. I quit. You win. I’m giving it up.’ My parents had always wanted me to be a lawyer anyway. I wouldn’t say I was happy about any of it, but I was definitely at peace with it.” 

So what happened?


“It was a Friday evening, September 15, 2012. I decided I’d call my agent first thing Monday morning and let them know I was done. And then, at 5:43 pm, I got the phone call that they wanted me on Orange is the New Black.” 

“That’s true. Forty-five minutes before I was offered Orange, I had quit acting.” 


Click here for the full story.

This week's non-visionboard law of attraction story is about a woman who landed her dream job. Here's what she said happened:
"I moved to a new state almost 4 years ago, to a city waaaaay bigger than where I’d come from. I hated working in the city, spending hours a week sitting on a cramped train and making no real friends.
So in July of last year I had been working at a job in the city. It was in a 3 month contract with the potential to go permanent, which is what I needed. But I hated the job! I hated the people I worked with. Hated the hours, everything. 

Then I started reading The Secret Stories on here every day during my lunch break at work. The stories would help me get through my days. So I went out and bought The Secret Gratitude Journal. I wrote exactly what I wanted. A family based business, the work hours, the salary, the people and a work place in the suburbs that I could drive myself to, instead of catching transport.

I downloaded The Secret movie to my iPhone and watched it every single day on my train ride to and from work. Every day I would say thank you. Every step I took walking to and from the train station, every step around the office I would say “Thank you”. I would say thank you for the amazing job I had. 

The last week of my contract came and on the Monday my manager offered me a permanent role. I rejected it. I had no other job to go to, but I knew I couldn’t stay there any longer.
The very next day I received a call from a job agency that I didn’t even know I had sent my CV to? They had the perfect job for me and asked if I would be interested. In my most professional way I said “Hell Yeah!” He said he would get back to me IF they wanted to interview me. He called me back later that day and said “Can you start tomorrow?” I said “Um, don’t they want to interview and meet me first?” His reply: “No, they think you’ll be perfect”


I turned up and it was every bit as amazing as I dreamt and more! The work hours were exactly what I had written down. The work place was in the suburbs. The business was family owned. The salary exactly to the dollar that I asked for. Young people to work with. Exactly the list I’d written down. But with so much more! The people are amazing. My team mates are actual best friends now!!"
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Click here for the full story!

This week's nonvisionboard law of attraction story comes from the rapper J. Cole. 

"RapUp spoke with J. Cole on his humble beginnings as a bill collector to becoming the first artist signed to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation label. Jermaine reveals he was working as a lowly Bill Collector in NY before being the 1st draft pick to the house that Hov built, he also says he wrote his name on the credits of the American Gangster album."  Write your vision, make it plain. Click here for the story

Here's the weekly non-visionboard law of attraction story. In this video she tells 6 law of attraction stories. They range from getting a ride in the rain to finding money in the streets.

Here's the weekly nonvisionboard law of attraction story, it's from Rapper Logic. He talks about being on the cover of XXL 3 years after saying, in 3 years he would be on the cover of XXL as one of the top Freshman. Watch his story below"