Ep. 44 ✨ March Magic: How Curiosity Leads to Manifestation Miracles; special guest Heather from What's that Whisper

In this episode, Shabana is joined by her friend Heather from What’s that Whisper for a heartfelt and honest conversation about manifestation, miracles, organized chaos, and the balance of motherhood, creativity, and dreams.

Together they explore how manifestation really works in everyday life — not just through wishing, but through clarity, aligned action, curiosity, and learning to listen to life’s quiet whispers.

From meeting husbands to finding dream homes, landing unexpected work opportunities, and learning to declutter both our homes and our minds, this conversation reminds us that sometimes the things we’re searching for are already on their way to us.

In This Episode

✨ What manifestation actually means in real life
 ✨ The balance between asking, believing, and taking aligned action
✨ Why curiosity opens doors to unexpected opportunities
✨ The connection between decluttering your home and clearing mental space
✨ How comparison can drain your energy and joy
✨ Following the fun instead of forcing outcomes
✨ How everyday moments can lead to powerful manifestations
✨ Learning to pause, listen, and hear life’s quiet whispers

Real Life Manifestation Stories

In this conversation, Shabana and Heather share personal stories about manifestation, including:

• Manifesting relationships and meeting their husbands
 • Finding the right home in the perfect neighborhood
 • Unexpected opportunities appearing through simple conversations
 • How asking for more income led to a new social media job opportunity
 • The power of speaking your desires out loud

Sometimes the universe doesn’t need a complicated plan — it just needs you to get clear.

Key Takeaways

✔ Manifestation is both energy and action
✔ When you stop forcing things, they often arrive naturally
✔ Clutter in your environment can block creative energy
✔ Comparison steals joy and clarity
✔ Small daily shifts can create big life changes
✔ Following what feels fun often leads to unexpected opportunities

A Reminder From This Episode

Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is pause, breathe, and listen.

Because the answers we’re searching for might already be whispering to us.

Transcript

Speaker 5 0:00

Welcome back to Organized Chaos Stories with Shabana. This is the place where life's beautiful messes transform into wisdom, laughter, and inspiration. In each episode, I'll be sharing real stories, mine and others, about the twists, turns, and unexpected lessons that life brings together. Let's learn to turn life's messes into messages, struggles into stories, and chaos, into clarity. So come join me. Friends, while I remind you, the true magic is within us all. We hold the power to create a life. We not only like, but love. Let's do this.

Speaker 2 0:34

Hi everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Organized Chaos Stories with Shabana. I am so excited. I have my friend here, Heather from WhatsApp Whisper. We are doing a fun episode today. We're gonna be talking about, manifestation miracles and all the goodness that comes in this month of March. Heather, why don't you go ahead and introduce yourself to everyone who's listening.

Speaker 1:01

Welcome to our podcast. So excited to, have another conversation with you, Shabana. I'm super excited. I think we have lots of great things in common and. Look, we're even manifesting another conversation and that's what we're gonna get into today. So that's fun. And I think that we all just need to take moments where we pause and take a minute to breathe because, as you are and I am, we are both busy moms and all the other things in between and everybody has different schedules. So I think that taking these few minutes to just get together and have a conversation is wonderful because it allows us to sit down and relax And to hear the whispers right, and to understand. We are in the organized chaos at times, but we do need to hear a few whispers and take a couple breaks at the same time. So I'm happy that we are here together today.

Speaker 2 1:45

Yes, absolutely. Agreed. One thing that I love that we have in common that kind of, I think draw us to each other is one, we're both in Kathy Heller's online community. We are both married, we're both here in the Pacific Northwest. We both have three children. And another thing is we both like organizing and decluttering. So. How did you get into decluttering and organizing?

Speaker 2:13

Oh my gosh. I talked about this the other day. I just think I organized my color crayons at a young age, and I think they're actually maybe organized in a certain way already, but I'm like, oh, I put all the reds together and that, I think my brain just thinks in those little kind of pieces because I think. It makes more things efficient, right? Kind of go to the grocery store. If all the pickles weren't together and they were in five different aisles, we'd be so confused and wanna know what to do. Oh my God. Right. So it's like, I like that efficiency and I think about that all the time and like, oh, I don't need to worry about it. But it doesn't mean my house is always completely organized because you know what? There is the chaos, but I do know that it makes life so much easier when you have things where they're supposed to be, I don't know. It's fun and it's exciting because then you can put different pieces of the puzzle together too, and even to organize in an outfit or organizing time to meet up. Right..

Speaker 2 3:02

Absolutely. How do you feel you've manifested your job that you have or. Any manifestation stories at all? Anything come, to mind when you hear the word manifestation?

Speaker 3:13

Well, it's funny because I've been thinking about some things. Do I want to do that or is it just an idea? And like, okay, maybe I, I'm like, maybe I do wanna do that, and how much time do I have to do that, right? Mm-hmm. Um, so I was like, maybe I wanna organize more closets. That sounds fun and exciting, right? So, yeah. I mean, I think just honestly putting it out into the universe and maybe even telling just a few friends and then it starts to happen. And I thought about there's a, a house that's kind of vacant right now in our neighborhood today. Mm-hmm. And I was like, I don't think I wanna be in a estate salesperson. That seems like a lot, right? Yeah, that is, I mean. I could do it, I'm sure, but that's a lot of time invested and I don't know what that, you know, what you get back for that. But I'm like, oh, going through people's things and their treasure seems really exciting to me at the same time. Yeah. Yeah. How about for you?

Speaker 2 4:05

Um, I feel like. I love the word manifestation. I feel like it's something newer that, just, that concept, I feel like manifestation is such a, it's such a magical word and I feel like I don't even, I don't even know. I think it's something that I've learned within the last, I would say, 10 to 15 years of what does that even mean? Like how do you even define it? And then I read a book, by Abraham Hicks. I think it's something like Ask Believe and receive something on. They have the, those words in the title. Um, no, it's called it's Ask and it is given, and it's a book about manifestation and the realization that a lot of manifesting is about asking for what you want from God's source of the universe. Um, believing that it's possible that your desires are possible. And in this waiting of receiving the outcome that you're taking aligned action steps. I feel like a lot of times, people think that manifestation is like going and playing the lottery and you're just like at the slot machine waiting for like. Your numbers to come up. Seven. Seven. Seven. Okay. You won the jackpot, but really a lot of it is also making sure you're in alignment and that you're taking aligned action steps. I mean, I think it's, it's both. Sometimes you're just waiting at the. The thing does fall into your lap, but other times it's taking aligned actions, um, to like make the phone call or like reach out to your friends and make those appointments and go organize closets and make content. And then realizing that you're gonna start charging people to do this little side hustle of organizing or

Speaker 5:49

Right. It's also like about getting clear. I mean, I think that we've. All been manifesting probably our whole life. And then mm-hmm. Maybe more about paying attention to what you really want and being more clear in the direction you wanna head.

Speaker 2 6:00

Yeah.

Speaker 6:01

Right. Like I'm sure we both manifested at husband and all that kind of stuff.

Speaker 2 6:05

Yeah. It's like,

Speaker 6:05

no. And I do believe that the less you think about things. That they actually come. So if you're just like, oh, I'm going out tonight. I'm gonna meet somebody. I'm gonna meet somebody over and over every night you go out. I just don't think it's gonna happen.

Speaker 2 6:17

Yeah. Like it's

Speaker 6:18

suffocates. You're forcing it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then you're like clingy and then you're needy and it just, I don't feel like it works that way. And I think it's the one night that you just totally let everything go and it shows up in your life.

Speaker 2 6:29

Agreed.

Speaker 6:30

Yeah, because, yeah. Yeah. 'cause lately I've been feeling like I'm just shoving everything that I want into a jar and it's all gonna burst and I just, I'm like, maybe it needs to blow away.

Speaker 2 6:41

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 6:42

Not think about these things anymore. Yes. No. Deep down in a direction I wanna go. But doesn't mean one conversation like this or with someone else is gonna take me in a whole new direction. I didn't even know I wanted to be in.

Speaker 2 6:55

Yeah, that reminds me of the time I did manifest my husband and he literally showed up at my doorstep. Um, so, um, backstory is I had a bunch of like, relationships in high school and stuff like that. And then I was in a pretty serious relationship my senior year, my freshman year of, um. Like high school and college. And then I ended up going away to school, um, to like a Christian internship down in Texas. And then, um, the first year was like really strict rules. It was like no dating, no secular music, like all these things, but the second year you were allowed to date. And so it was during the first year and second year, I was like, God, like when I meet the person that I'm meant to marry. You need to tell me, like, this is the person you're gonna be with for the rest of your life. And I was like, like, like I had, like I put my request in kind of thing and I like let go of the outcome. Um, and then the start of our second year, I was on leadership. And you're allowed to date your second year. And my friend is like, Hey, I gotta go take my other friend to the airport. Do you wanna come with me? We can hang out, uh, for the day in Dallas, blah, blah, blah. So she comes to my door with her, her friend that needs to go to the airport. And this other guy, I had never met him before, and I was like, who is this person? Like, why is he hanging out with us? And then so we go to Dallas, we drop off the guy at the airport, then it's me. This person and my friend, and I'm sitting across the table from this guy and like, God's like, this is a person you're gonna be with for the rest of your life. And I'm like, no, he's from Washington State. That's so far away. Like, whatever. And so I don't pursue him. 'cause I had pursued so many relationships in the past and, um, it was like, it was everything I wanted. But I, but, and it all worked out. Obviously we've been married now for 18 years, but it was just like. Wild that like you can manifest things if you're like, like I wanted it and then I released it and then it happened and then I didn't want it. But then I ended up wanting it. Like,

Speaker 9:05

yeah, we have a similar story. It's really more on my husband's side, but like, 'cause I used to go dancing, uh mm-hmm. Right at the clubs. I mean, I, every night pretty much for a few

Speaker 2 9:14

years. Yeah.

Speaker 9:16

He saw me one year and then he went back to school in Utah. Wrote me a letter, never sent it because I had, I didn't want anything to do with him the first time. Right. So on his way back, a year later, he burnt the letter and then happened to run into me again, and then I had, and then we hung out. So like, it's more his story because it was somebody he was thinking about and I had di give 2 cents about him, right? Mm-hmm. So it's really cool that it's like, okay, he kind, I guess he burnt the letter and let it go and Yeah. It's meant to be, is meant to be.

Speaker 2 9:49

Mm-hmm. Right.

Speaker 9:50

So fun stories, right? It's like, yeah. We can't, it's just like I can't keep forcing. Like I've been thinking, I'm like, oh, I'm forcing that. I gotta let that go. Whatever it is, even if it's so small. Yeah. And I told somebody one time, I'm like, yeah, but if I am, but it's like it's, I feel like it's easier to think about manifestation when you go, I think tonight I'm gonna go to such and such for dinner. Right. And I'm gonna make that happen and I'm gonna call somebody and they're gonna go with me. And, but the bigger dreams that we have, we make it sound so much harder than it is to create it.

Speaker 2 10:23

Yeah.

Speaker 10:23

I, I mean, it's just kind of a fun way to look at it, but it's like, okay, well, oh, I guess I can't have that 'cause that's too big of a dream and that's too far fetched, but yet I can have the nice dinner with my friends, you know, or go to a, our creative vacation.

Speaker 2 10:38

Why do you, why do you think that is? Is

Speaker 10:40

it I, I, I don't know. It's just like, maybe it's like we put too much pressure on ourselves. What do you think? Like, oh, I can't have that. I think,

Speaker 2 10:49

yeah, I think because of our limited thinking as humans, we attach too much meaning to the bigger thing. Um, and a lot like Abraham Hicks always says, it's like if you can manifest a button, you can manifest a castle. And so just to really let go of, um. Limiting beliefs and stuff like that, and like she's an amazing manifester along with a lot of other people that I'm sure we like both follow here and there throughout the ages and Kathy Heller and all like all,

Speaker 11:23

well, I think it, it really is getting clear on what you want, because you can be thinking about all the things that you wanna manifest, but really, do you really want that? Like, don't you want something else that's maybe, maybe you need to work on something, right? Or maybe you need closeness with friends, but you keep thinking you need to outsource all the things that you need to get and it doesn't really bring you wholeness. Yeah. So it's like that's why we get stuck on, I don't know, drinking drugs, you know, and getting addicted to things because we feel that's gonna fill our cup, but it's not really what you really, truly wanna manifest.

Speaker 2 11:53

Yeah. How do you feel like you get, we can both answer this. How do you feel you get clear on what you want?

Speaker 12:01

I think that is either, sometimes just turning all the noise off, and I really do think it is listening to the whispers and maybe writing things down. And getting into the feeling that I want. 'cause I was kind of writing about this last night of just like picturing my day how I want it to feel and be and, and because you could walk into your same job every day or. Go to your walk into your house every night at the same hour and expect that you're gonna have the same feelings you did yesterday. So then you're just creating from yesterday's vibration. And I just think that we need to kind of release that and maybe just let, maybe today I'm gonna walk into my house and just think something different, right? Or go into work a different way. Sometimes I just walk a different way, even though I have to go in the same door just to feel like it's a little different. Mm.

Speaker 2 12:51

I love that.

Speaker 12:52

Yeah.

Speaker 2 12:53

Um, I think for me, different tools that I use, 'cause I know both of us. Enjoy journaling a lot when we have, when we have the time and make the time to do it, um, is I love to future script, like it's already happened. So like I'll pull out of my journal and I'm like, I am. So thankful, and I'll pretend that the day has already happened, but I'll write it at like eight o'clock in the morning. Like today was such an amazing day. My kid like won his baseball game. I had such an amazing podcast with Heather and I connected with this person and work went really well. And then later in the day. At the end of the day, I'll read it. I'm like, oh my gosh, did this, did this happen? Like this really felt like this was my day. And it, it's wild like yeah, that is, it's so crazy. Like we can manifest our desires by writing it out ahead of time. Yeah. I did that the other day 'cause I was really stressed out because I had like a lot going on that day and um, there was a lot of unknowns, but I wanted it to go a certain way and like. 98% of the day happened the way I wrote it. And I know some people are like, well, that's just coincident. I'm like. I don't care if it's coincident or a magic trick, like it worked and I'm happy. Like it went so much better than like my anxiety, like making the day worse. You know?

Speaker 14:18

Maybe you're also training your brain to see like the better things instead of like all the like, this is stressful or I don't have time for this, et cetera. This is chaotic.

Speaker 2 14:27

Yeah, exactly. Um, so I feel like that's a really good way for me to get clear. Another exercise that I love is all write down. Um, what, what I would love, like, I would love for all my kids to pass all their classes. I would love for the house to be clean and organized more. I would love this. I would love to have more energy and um, that's always a fun exercise to do. I always just, and also like. Well, I just realized that here in the Pacific North Northwest, it rains 212 days out of the year. Um, so we're almost to nicer weather. Um, when, when that happens, I'm very excited to go, um, just walk outside more and get more fresh air and get just back out into nature. I mean, yes, I can walk in the rain, but. I'm

Speaker 15:16

not as motivating. I mean, the, the daylight is nicer, so that's great. And it, and this week's cold, but it hasn't, it's not always cold when it's raining. So that's more motivating for sure.

Speaker 2 15:25

Yes, for sure. Um, have there been any. Miracles that you have manifested,

Speaker 15:34

oh gosh, that, that question I might have to think about for a few minutes and then that come up, right?

Speaker 2 15:39

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 15:40

Uh, yeah. I mean, just getting to meet so many wonderful people just because I started listening to a podcast and then I took a course, and then I just was like, wow, I didn't know all this was possible. And then the, uh, last week I was feeling very, um. And lack, I would say, let's just make that easy. Like, yeah, I don't have this and I don't have that. And I was like. Put on the brakes, Heather, wait a minute. 'cause I was comparing myself to someone else, of course, is what we like to do. I'm like, oh wait, I do have that. I can create that. I can make these moments happen. I was like, I don't have any new friends. Was I kidding? You know?

Speaker 2 16:17

Yeah.

Speaker 16:19

So I was like, I don't have this situation. Sure. But that's not a situation I would wanna manifest. Right. So it's like sometimes you think you gotta dream what somebody else is dreaming and then you get stuck that it's not really what you wanna do. Because then like then you're just not gonna come from a full cup, right? You're just gonna be like, this is what I have to do, what I have to create. 'cause that's what someone else is doing. And I just feel like that feels tiring.

Speaker 2 16:43

Yeah. Well it's, it's exhausting that there's that phrase like, comparison is the thief of all joy. And when we compare, then our joy gets drained, then it's exhausting because we're, running on those like empty gas tanks, which reminds me I need to put gas in my car. But, um, yeah, like all the things, I

Speaker 17:04

mean, do, how do you think. You can manifest, I think that you had to have need to have a clear conscience, right. Or a clear mindset and a clear day to Yes. Writing your things in the morning really helps uhhuh 'cause you're fresh. But then the, I need to fill my gas tank comes up in the middle of the day and I'm like, I've been trying to set those type of thoughts mm-hmm. For when it's the right time. Like on my way home. Now I can think about what I need to make for dinner or need to do instead of thinking about it all day at work. Because then it it just fills up space. Yeah. Like instead the jar, then I just can't think about anything else 'cause it's so full. 'cause I'm thinking about my to-do list.

Speaker 2 17:40

I know some people, if you have your quiet time or your god time or focus time or journal time, me time in the morning, and then you have those little things that pop up in your head, like, oh, grocery store, oh, doctor's appointment.

Speaker 17:53

Yep.

Speaker 2 17:53

They. Next to their journal, they have like a running to-do list, so when it pops up, they just write it down on a separate piece of paper. So that's what I try to do, like on my phone. When those little things pop up, I just jot it down so it's outta my brain. Like, oh, put the meatloaf in at four 30 and like, write it down. Like, that's how I get rid of those extra thoughts. That, so it's not like, you know, filtering in my head all day and making my brain wanna explode.

Speaker 18:19

Yeah. Then I don't, then I think you can't manifest and then you can't create things because you really, it's, you're full of so many other things, whether it could be stress or maybe something you needed to say to someone or something that you need to do. Whatever it is, we just pile on net those thoughts and then don't move forward.

Speaker 2 18:35

I think the best thing for that one is, let's say you feel like you have all that commotion in your head. Pen to paper is always the best, but like on your lunch break, you set your phone timer for five minutes and you do the Mel Robbins brain dump, and you literally just write everything, bullet points, write it all down, and then you circle three things if you can actually get it done before you go to bed that night and you feel like you're accomplished. That's my favorite. Offloading of my brain, so my head doesn't explode, is the Mel Robbins brain dump. She has a YouTube video on it. Um, and there's something else. I know for me, like I, I'm really good at letting the house just almost just explode into a disaster. Like today it was like, oh my gosh, today I need to go through every room of the house and fold all the blankets and pick up all the dishes. And sometimes it's just you have that one day where you have to basically reset the whole house.

Speaker 19:36

But I had my kids do that last Sunday. I'm like, okay, every Sunday they can do a vacuum and do the garbages. Yeah. Those kind of things because it's like, I need you guys to take a few things off my list.

Speaker 2 19:45

Yes.

Speaker 19:46

Right. So that I don't feel, I don't mind cleaning the tub and doing that kind of thing, but it's like. You know, and especially as they're getting older, they need to have these skills that they know how to do. I was making my oldest do laundry and teaching the middle one how to do it. I'm like, it's easy. You can do it. Mm-hmm. Don't mix colors.

Speaker 2 20:03

Yeah. Yeah. Um.

Speaker 20:06

I just really believe we do have to get quiet and find that and center ourself because then you're just shoving, you're just thinking that you gotta do all this stuff and you can't really even hear what your thoughts are trying to say and what you wanna manifest or what you truly want. Yeah. If you're just living in the chaos.

Speaker 2 20:23

Yeah, absolutely. I think, um, I'm trying to think, are there any, is there anything really big you've ever manifested in, let's say a house? Or, money or a gift or a trip

Speaker 20:39

Um, I did. Uh, okay. So. When we got our house, we uh, we can look online. This is about 16 years ago. So I actually found a house that was in, really, it's like a block over two blocks, Uhhuh from here. And I was like, oh, that house doesn't look great. And then our realtor found this house in the exact same neighborhood. So it was like I knew the neighborhood, maybe I wanted Uhhuh, so, and it was the first house we physically went and looked at. And that's the house we bought. 'cause it just checked off so many boxes.

Speaker 2 21:08

That's awesome.

Speaker 21:09

Yeah.

Speaker 2 21:10

That's so funny. Um, so, um, like exact similar story. So we found a house that was literally like, I don't know, a couple blocks away from this house that we're in right now. This was, I don't know, 12 years ago, whatever. And it was a greenhouse and we looked at it and the inspection was good, minus there was like some water damage inside and I was like, Nope. Not doing it. Like, uh, it, yeah. And um, then the next house we looked at, which is the house we're in right now, we ended up getting.

Speaker 21:44

Nice.

Speaker 2 21:44

But it's the same thing. It was like the neighborhood, like right by it. So we knew the area, but we didn't get that house, but we got this house. Yeah, I

Speaker 21:51

think that house might have been a little bit bigger, but I think I like where our is, ours is on the street much better and the yard is great.

Speaker 2 21:58

Uh,

Speaker 21:58

that one by apartment. So this is so much better.

Speaker 2 22:01

Yes. Do you guys do anything, um, special, like food-wise for St. Patrick's Day or.

Speaker 22:07

No, I like how you were talking about that right? Manifest, you were talking about St. Patrick's a minute ago. Mm-hmm. Um, I do not, yeah. Do you?

Speaker 2 22:16

I I'm really good at not being consistent, so like when the kids were little, I remember one time. I got like a basket and it was green, like from the dollar store or whatever, and then I put green items in it. So it was like lucky charms, like the offend lucky charms and like green apples and like green marshmallows and like things like that from a leprechaun or whatever.

Speaker 22:39

When kids are little, they love that stuff.

Speaker 2 22:40

Yeah.

Speaker 22:41

Yeah.

Speaker 2 22:42

So that was fun. And then. David really likes to cook dinner. He also has a bunch of food allergies, so I'm like, you can cook dinner 'cause I'm not managing this. So, um, he'll do, what's that? St. Patrick's dish, like corn, beef, corn, beef, chef,

Speaker 22:56

and hash.

Speaker 2 22:57

Yeah. Yeah. So we'll do, he'll do that with like potatoes and like, stuff like that. Um, so that will be good. But no, I mean, I, I am expecting the kids are expecting like gold coins, but always forget to get them in time and then they're always sold out. Maybe today I'll get them.

Speaker 23:15

Maybe. Yeah. Um, well, I'm doing less and less for, I don't decorate for a lot of holidays, but Christmas and Halloween. Mm-hmm. And I, we love Halloween, so that's fun. But yeah. I don't do anything decorate for Easter Easter Bunny definitely brings Easter baskets for Easter. Oh yeah. But it's always about spring stuff, right?

Speaker 2 23:33

Yes.

Speaker 23:34

Yeah. Oh my gosh. Yes. And see, and since we are talking about organizing too, I wanna get rid, I think I'm gonna do that the rest of the day today. So get rid of stuff, because I feel like all that clutter

Speaker 2 23:44

mm-hmm.

Speaker 23:44

Takes away from I'm, it's the same thing as your mind is all the clutter in our house is just filling, taking up space for new invites.

Speaker 2 23:51

Mm-hmm. That's what I was gonna say. That's what I remembered. Um, just let's, let's expand on that. So the whole mental c clutter, visual clutter, and then visual clutter and mental clutter. Like that's an, that's another reason I feel like we both like decluttering and organizing is because we see the correlation of our physical space and like how that falls up our brain. And then we can't like go work on our business plans or whatnot because. Like my physical clutter makes me I can't focus on anything 'cause there's so much stuff everywhere. I feel a lot of your podcast. Around November and December. You, you talked a lot about the correlation.

Speaker 24:31

Yeah, I really do think, because even if you're in, even if I were setting up a dressing room or helping you go through your stuff mm-hmm. I can't, we can't talk about your shirts, your pants, your socks, your shoes, all at once. We're just gonna break down one item, right. And go through that or one closet at a time because it's like too overwhelming and too stimulating. People don't like that. And then their, your brain just shuts down. Mm-hmm. And then you feel overwhelmed. So anytime we're gonna be like talking about so much stuff, everybody's just gonna shut down and you're not gonna move forward anyway. Right.

25:02

Yeah.

Speaker 25:02

Yeah. And if you wanna create a new image for yourself or you know, or a new goal for yourself, you have to maybe clear out the fridge. 'cause you wanna eat healthier, you gotta clear out your closet and get rid of the stuff you don't wanna wear. And of course there's gonna be tons of things I think about, probably you the same that I'm not sure I wanna get rid of yet. That's especially when it comes to kid stuff and with a full-time job and et cetera. It's like, okay, what do I wanna, what's my time worth and where, what it's valuable to use my time for? Am I always just gonna be organizing or am I gonna be creating my dreams?

Speaker 2 25:35

Yeah.

Speaker 25:36

Yeah. So I mean, I think parents get to that age, like, especially stay at home parents that, you know, it's like, what do you wanna start focusing on as the kids get older? Right. Because I could, yeah, I could, I could take care of them and do all that stuff with my eyes closed now. Right? So, but now it's about inviting new things in. But I gotta get finish getting rid of the toy, so maybe we'll figure that out. Mm-hmm.

Speaker 3 25:57

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Speaker 2 26:21

It's so interesting, to me, when the kids were really younger, I would make sure I wouldn't declutter with them because they would say, no, I need to keep everything now. I'll want to declutter with them. And then they're like, no, get rid of everything. And I'm like, no, no, no, no. I want you to keep this because it's like special to me. And they're like, well, it's not special to me. And I'm like, ah. So it's like this push pull. Now things are more sentimental to me than to them. And so then I really have to see like, okay, which grandparent gave it to them and like what is really like trash or whatever to donate.

Speaker 27:01

Yeah. I have a picture actually a couple of my kids with all their stuffed animals, so like That's good.

Speaker 2 27:05

Oh yeah.

Speaker 27:05

Or if you're really don't really need it, maybe just take a picture because you remember your kid wearing that t-shirt and I have some of their old t-shirts when they were little, but I don't think I could care about their t-shirts at this age when they're teenagers.

Speaker 2 27:17

Yeah.

Speaker 27:17

A couple will keep right if they love them so much, but I don't have a lot of my old clothes from that age.

Speaker 2 27:23

Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 27:24

I

Speaker 2 27:24

think the only ones that we've kept is my middle son does a lot of sports, so he has all his jerseys and stuff like that. I don't know if eventually we're gonna turn it into a blanket, like I've seen, you know, where you can send in the shirts and they turn it into a, like a blanket. Yeah. But. Or if we would, I don't know, frame. I

Speaker 27:42

love that.

Speaker 2 27:43

Yeah.

Speaker 27:44

So that leads me to another thing, like how do you manifest what you really want when you come up with ideas? Like maybe this will be a blanket, maybe this should be this, maybe that should be that. And it's like, okay, hold on, Heather or Shabana, what do you really want? Mm-hmm. Right. It's, yeah. Well, I would pay somebody to make the blanket, right? Because I wanted to do it because I don't have time to do that. Or it'd be okay to do it. But

Speaker 2 28:08

yeah,

Speaker 28:09

like then we add too much on our plate and really like, you gotta clear the plate.

Speaker 2 28:13

Absolutely. Yeah, I definitely could not make a blanket. I would definitely hire that one out. But I also my fear is I would mail it in and then somehow it would get lost in the mail. So I'd I would wanna find someone locally here and be like, okay, I'm gonna come to your house and let's talk about this. Let me know you that kind of like, so I had more peace of mind about the project. Um,

Speaker 28:36

yeah. So how do you let go of some of those projects? We don't need.

Speaker 2 28:39

Um, that's a great

Speaker 28:41

question because I have tie dye stuff and I have the cyanotype that I wanna do. I'll probably practice that this summer, but it's like, yeah. I did it for a little bit and I don't, I'm not a full-time crafter. I just like to dabble. I

Speaker 2 28:52

love crafting. Me too.

Speaker 28:53

Yeah. But it's like, so when do, I mean, of course you're always gonna come back, but when do you decide to let go of some of these projects that we all like to add on and think we can create?

Speaker 2 29:03

Okay. Well, um. Guilty as charge or whatever they say. Um, we moved in this house, what, 10 years, 11 years, 12 years ago, something like that. I think 11 years. And I still have a closet full of craft stuff that I'm like, I'm gonna get to it one day and it's been 11 years. So I don't know the answer to that one. Um, I am. I, my thing is like, uh, scrapbooking and stuff Okay. Where I have like a bunch of stuff for that. And then also what is the other thing that I'm like, it was like, uh, like beads, like beading, making bracelets and like stuff like that. That sounds like fun. I'm like, someday, you know, I think. But I was just thinking the other day, I'm like, I'm really bored. Like I need a hobby. And scrolling on your phone is not a hobby apparently. Like not a good one. Um, but I also am getting more into like, um, social media of like, um, like marketing and stuff like that. So I just got this job where I am the, um, I run the Instagram page for a local business. Nice. And I'm having so much fun with it. I'm like, I wanna do this for like, a bunch of businesses and get paid. You know, you make your own hours and you just create content and then you make posts and you do the thing. Um, I'm like, how can I get paid more and do this more? And. I don't know. It's only my first month.

Speaker 30:30

Well talk about that in a sense of having fun and getting paid for it. So like, I mean, that's fun. We can think of all these crafts to do, but we're gonna come back to the ones that fill our cut more and to have fun, right? Mm-hmm. Not that we don't wanna try it.

Speaker 2 30:45

Exactly. So. I'm just like, oh. 'cause that was like, that is okay since we're kind of totally like up and down with all of our topics.

Speaker 30:55

Oh, I do think it kind of comes to manifestation because you're having fun creating, I think it's all gonna work itself

Speaker 2 31:00

out. Yeah. So this is, that is definitely a manifestation story. So the beginning of February, like February 1st, Amazon Go stores closed and I had a Amazon Go package that I had to go return, but the stores had closed, so I had to go to another shipping return place. And so I walk in with my Amazon Go return and the guy that I have a friendship with, he's the manager at this shipping company and he is like, Hey, who does your social media? And I'm like, I do. Why do you ask? And he is like, oh, I'm looking for someone to run our Instagram page. And I said, well, what exactly are you looking for? And he's like, I want a couple posts a week. Um. I was like, oh, well, let's actually have a conversation. So I went in the next week we had a conversation, and then I made a proposal and then he hired me. So it's, and it's like a three month trial and so far so good. Um, but it's just like. That literally is like, I just manifested it and the, the kicker was a couple days before then I was talking to my friend Christine, and I was like, I wanna make more money. And then it like, kind of just like fell into my lap. So it's like you really can manifest whatever you want. It's getting clear. The, the intention was, I wanna make more money. And then walking into the store and then just being curious. A lot of it is curiosity. And just going for it and saying yes. And like obviously it, it could have not worked, but it did. And here we are and we'll see like how it progresses and stuff. And I'm having so much fun with it. Like, I'm like,

Speaker 32:36

but what else can this manifest later? If you continue to have fun, you could be like, here's another client for you.

Speaker 2 32:42

Yeah.

Speaker 32:42

Right. So you, so much fun. And I think you have to have fun. And then maybe sometimes some of those projects are not that fun.

Speaker 2 32:49

Mm-hmm. And then you're like, bye. So

Speaker 32:52

that's why we don't go back to them. It's not, or I mean, I do think sometimes it's time as well. 'cause I think I mm-hmm. I was like, I have so many things I want to do.

Speaker 2 32:59

Right.

Speaker 32:59

But my, and at the same time, my cup is full, which I'm grateful for all the things that it's full with.

Speaker 2 33:04

Yeah.

Speaker 33:05

Uh, I just have to create intentional time for the things that I really want.

Speaker 2 33:09

Exactly. And I, I have a journal. It's not, it's in my other, oh no. I'll have to show you. It does have a bad word on it though. Oh, here it is. It says. Brilliant ideas and um, and whenever I have a good idea, 'cause I'm like you, we all have lots of good ideas. I just write it down because I can't get to all my great ideas, but maybe one day my kids will be like, oh, mom had all these great ideas. Now I'm gonna monopolize on it.

Speaker 33:37

But isn't it cool to go back like a year later to see what you actually did without maybe sometimes you don't even go back to look at it, but once or twice for you.

Speaker 2 33:44

Yeah. At least you took the time to like write it down and get it outta your brain. Yeah,

Speaker 33:48

because I did that and then I crossed off all the things that I did for the last year.

Speaker 2 33:52

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 33:53

And that, and some of 'em are stretch goals and some of that had to do with time or where I wanna spend my time and my money. I was like, oh, I'd love to redecorate and do all my whole house. But I'm like, well, I don't wanna do that right now.

Speaker 2 34:03

Yeah. Because

Speaker 34:03

it's still destroying the couch.

Speaker 2 34:05

Yep. Exactly. So

Speaker 34:07

yes, I do want that, but I can hold out just a little bit longer.

Speaker 2 34:10

Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 34:12

Yeah.

Speaker 2 34:13

How do you, um, so for you, do you try to focus on like one or two of your goals that you're trying to like manifest and create?

Speaker 34:23

I, I am because I do think we can get distracted, so I think the distraction holds you back a little bit more.

Speaker 2 34:29

Yeah,

Speaker 34:29

so, um, so I'm focusing on the podcast a lot and then, then I wanna focus on, uh, working with influencers. But, but really it's this, because I know there's a few other things I could work on

Speaker 2 34:43

Uhhuh,

Speaker 34:43

and then once you have, but it's like all those steps. 'cause then I can have a backlog of recordings, which I've done before.

Speaker 2 34:50

Nice.

Speaker 34:50

And then I could focus on other things. So if I only have two days a week, then I'm focusing the time where I need it the most or where I really want, because that's the goal I want. Right. It doesn't mean I know exactly where their goal is gonna be and I've slowly been creating a dream journal that, oh, I love it. It'll ask people like questions to help you get clear on your dreams.

Speaker 2 35:11

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 35:12

So now I like that I'm putting that out there. I was like, maybe I should talk about this today. 'cause I wanna get it out there. I haven't looked at it in a, in a little while, but I think sometimes like scrapbooking, I can, I do a little bit of that too, but it's like mm-hmm. Every other month I add just a little bit in there and I spend 10 minutes and slowly it starts creating something. And it's

Speaker 2 35:31

with the, um, dream Notebook Journal thing. Um, are you making it on Canva or are you just trying, you just

Speaker 35:37

have, for now it's just written down so I could just kind of take it anywhere with me and then I can honestly, you could take pictures of and add it to Canva or add it to

Speaker 2 35:45

Wow

Speaker 35:45

Yout and it could just type it all out for you, so. Oh,

Speaker 2 35:47

perfect.

Speaker 35:48

Right. And then. And

Speaker 2 35:50

then with your, um, influence stuff, are you working with influencers to, to promote all your, um, Deion gifts,

Speaker 35:59

promote product? Yeah.

Speaker 2 36:00

Okay. How is that going or how? I think

Speaker 36:02

it's good. I have a couple plans in tech and then I'm gonna, you know, work on. The next step. So it's like you date influencers, just like I'd be dating Shaa and getting to know her and then, hey, now we're on podcast together, Uhhuh. So it's really, I just honestly want more connections

Speaker 2 36:18

Nice. With people.

Speaker 36:19

Yep. And like I said before, a couple weeks ago, I was like, oh, I fill in luck. Like I don't have this. I was like, bs got it.

Speaker 2 36:25

Yeah,

Speaker 36:26

you do have this, you're just not right. You're not opening the right doors. So, or that could just be stress of feeling like I'm in the chaos.

Speaker 2 36:35

Yeah.

Speaker 36:36

Yeah. And, uh, I mean, some days bleed into the next day, which is totally fine.

Speaker 2 36:41

Yeah, for sure. So how do you, um, how do you, what do you offer to your influencers? Like how do you

Speaker 36:48

Oh, I have a 10%. So anything they sell, they get 10% on. That's,

Speaker 2 36:54

mm-hmm.

Speaker 36:55

So you can sell whatever you want.

Speaker 2 36:57

Yeah. Okay. I feel like I have, I feel like I signed up for it. I don't know where it is. I'm looking Yeah. To look in an email. So you just let them just promote your stuff and go from there.

Speaker 37:09

Yeah. I, um, are, what's your human design? Are you a generator or, yes, generator. Yeah. And I think I'm must be attracted to a lot of generators and manifesting generators 'cause I'm the projector. Right. So yeah. And that's, and I think that generators like to have so many different little things going on and I probably just like a few, even though I feel like I should have a lot more.

Speaker 2 37:31

Yeah.

Speaker 37:32

So like that's like a tug and a pull on myself. So I'm like, oh maybe that's too much for me. 'cause I don't necessarily have the energy

Speaker 2 37:40

uhhuh to see that

Speaker 37:41

or stamina for that. I don't know quite how to look at that, but it's like, yes, I have it. It's like, oh, I'll get the energy and I'll borrow it from you, and we'll create something. But I don't feel like I need to be creating a ton of stuff at the same time. I like to maybe more organize it and to simplify it. That's how my brain works in a sense. Does that make sense? Like putting puzzles together and not being like adding more to my plate. Even though we naturally do,

Speaker 2 38:08

yeah, I think it just comes down to you, um, a couple times a week saying, Hey, who wants to affiliate with me? You get 10% and then just making it in your stories and posts each week.

Speaker 38:22

Yeah.

Speaker 2 38:23

And then you get your friends to keep signing up to be an affiliate. And then you should put like a requirement must post four times a month to stay active or something.

Speaker 38:35

Right. Oh, for the people or for me?

Speaker 2 38:37

Yeah.

Speaker 38:38

Yeah, that's true. Because I feel like some I,

Speaker 2 38:41

because I forgot,

Speaker 38:42

I mean, a lot of influencers talk about stuff and they talk about different things all day, and I was just wondering if they talked about one or two things for like mm-hmm. Two weeks.

Speaker 2 38:51

Yep.

Speaker 38:52

That it would be more. 'cause then I just feel like people are being pulled in different directions. It's like, what do you buy? And if one influencer is just talking about one product, then you're like, that's what I buy. I trust that influencer.

Speaker 2 39:02

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 39:03

I mean, that's how I kind of look at it. 'cause I'm in sales.

Speaker 2 39:06

Yep.

Speaker 39:07

Yeah.

Speaker 2 39:07

Like being, being consistent.

Speaker 39:09

Yeah. What do you wanna manifest within the next, year?

Speaker 2 39:12

I, about the next year, but I know for this month, um,

Speaker 39:16

smart.

Speaker 2 39:17

I, um, 15, $15,000 this month, and I have no idea how it can be through work. It can be. Through fun. It can be through whatever, but that is the intention that I'm putting out is 15,000 this month. Um, and we'll see what happens.

Speaker 39:39

Yeah. Um,

Speaker 2 39:40

and then there was like little stuff that I wrote down that I was, um, that I'm manifesting. And I hit it. I hit like, um, it was, I wanted to have a thousand downloads on my podcast, so that happened this month.

Speaker 39:53

Right.

Speaker 2 39:54

And then in Jennifer Lisa's group, I am on level five and I'm gonna level to level six this month. Um, is the plan, but like

Speaker 40:02

a video game? It sounds

Speaker 2 40:03

great. Yeah. It's basically, we call it unicorn land. Yeah. But if you're not in it, it doesn't really make sense. But I wanna, do that. It's like a point system thing. And then. My, the oldest wasn't passing two of his classes and he's a junior, and so it was kind of a big deal and I was like manifesting that he would pass his classes and he did this week. So I was so relieved that all my kids are passing all their classes. And then those are basically. The only thing right now is just the money for this month, but obviously you know, health and wealth and the smaller things. But that's like my main thing is that, so yeah, clients and things like that. So

Speaker 40:45

how do you find the organized in your everyday chaos? Because you have three kids and it's like you want and you have dreams and you have a job and all that stuff. How do you make sure you're finding time to really find Shabba's dreams and to be there for your kids? 'cause I really think that's important. 'cause sometimes I'm just like, oh man, okay, I can do this.

Speaker 2 41:06

Yeah.

Speaker 41:07

Like my son wants to watch movies every night, but I'm like, I could be doing something for X, Y, Z and I'm just like, no, be present. Be here now because they're gonna be out of the house.

Speaker 2 41:15

Yeah, for sure. I think a lot of manifestation is letting go of the outcome. And so that's something I struggle with, but that's something I'm trying to just be more like being more present and being there for the kids. So I'm thankful I can work part-time and I can create my schedule and it, it is a blessing. So for example, The middle child has a baseball game today at four o'clock. So I will be there, you know, and I make sure I'm home when my kids come home from school So I make sure, in my mind I'm there for them then. And then whenever, they're in school, I'm like, all right, I'm like doing this podcast because that's content for our podcast and stuff like that. Um, and then. I don't know. I just try to make it work and

Speaker 42:08

Yeah. But what if we, what about if we take the word out? I'm, I struggle, right? Yeah. Because you just said, I struggle to manifest other things, but maybe we don't.

Speaker 2 42:17

Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 42:18

Maybe

Speaker 2 42:18

it's just,

Speaker 42:19

maybe it's our main intention is, right? Yeah.

Speaker 2 42:22

I do like the phrase, everything is always working out for me.

Speaker 42:25

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 2 42:26

And when I'm in like the flow and energy. I feel like it does.

Speaker 42:30

I say that a lot to myself. Even when I feel stressed out for no reason. I'm like, what is going on? I must be hungry. So I say that

Speaker 2 42:38

and go eat something. Yeah.

Speaker 42:39

Yeah. It's like we forget. We also have those moods for other reasons, because maybe it's that time of the month or maybe you didn't feel a well balanced meal or at the right time, and then you're just like angry and you don't know why, and then you're mad because you're angry, but you gotta really like. Why am I angry or moody?

Speaker 2 42:55

Yeah. And I, and I think the other thing is I let go of the outcome. Like if for, if for some reason, like I don't manifest the amount that I desire this month, like it's not the end of the world. Like it's okay. Like if it happens, awesome. If it doesn't happen. Like, I'm still valuable. I still matter. Like I am. I'm not attached to this number. My life is still good. I still have an amazing husband and kids and amazing relationships. Like it's, a lot of it is like gratitude, like,

Speaker 43:26

yeah. And I also remind myself where I didn't show up for myself, so like, oh, well you didn't put any offers out. How are you gonna do that? You know? Yes. Magically, maybe you could win the lottery or someone gives you Yeah. You know, the return. Some money.

Speaker 2 43:40

Yeah. Right.

Speaker 43:40

Yes. That could definitely happen. But I'm just like, well, I'm not putting any offers out. I'm not making things happen or showing up for myself, so how's the universe gonna show it back to me?

Speaker 2 43:50

Mm-hmm. And that's where it's like you wanna like, I wanna manifest this $15,000, but what a lot, what. What did I do To get quiet, to clear my mind. To hear what aligned action steps that I needed to take.

Speaker 44:03

Yeah.

Speaker 2 44:03

To even create that amount of money.

Speaker 44:05

Yeah. If you were to say more or something, or if anybody to say a certain amount of money they wanna manifest, uh, and they feel tightness in their body. Like, what, what do you do if you feel that feeling?

Speaker 2 44:19

Well, you could choose another number that feels more like easy.

Speaker 44:24

Yeah. I, yeah. I even feel like making the first dollar is like, yes, this is something I can do. And then keep going. Right?

Speaker 2 44:30

Yeah. I like, um, like just nervous, um, system regulation. I said that wrong, but, um, just like shaking it out when we just shake our hands and stuff like that. Or just like the butterfly hug or just tapping and breathing, um, like box breath and stuff like that. Um, or just getting up and dancing and moving your body until there's a number that feels safe to go create,

Speaker 44:53

right. I love that.

Speaker 2 44:55

Yeah. What about you? Do you have any, um,

Speaker 44:57

oh, I like to dance too. Or I'll just move around for a few minutes. I'm like, oh my gosh, there's so much stuffed energy and I like to stretch a lot, so I probably need to start adding yoga in my life.

Speaker 2 45:06

There you go.

Speaker 45:08

Maybe I'm getting up at 5:00 AM

Speaker 2 45:09

Uhhuh. Yeah,

Speaker 45:12

but it like, oh, I'll just. Not do yoga again, but, um, but I do make sure like I do the stretches and get it out of my body or take a little walk or

Speaker 2 45:21

Yeah,

Speaker 45:21

maybe, maybe sometimes I just listen to a really loud song or I turn everything off.

Speaker 2 45:27

Yeah. It's one or the other. Yeah.

Speaker 45:28

Yeah. So it's like, I want, I don't wanna hear anybody's thoughts or I listen to a song that's just loud, but with no words. Right. Because it's like, I don't wanna hear even those thoughts. I just wanna hear the sounds.

Speaker 2 45:37

Yeah, that's true. I know some people will like, um, go take a bath or I a shower really helps me. Like refocus? Yeah. Just that, just wash away whatever. And then just,

45:49

or

Speaker 45:49

vacuuming, I get downloads of ideas that might not Yes.

Speaker 2 45:54

Yes, that. And, um, if I go take a nap, but I'm not actually napping, I'm just like in that in between I get like the best downloads and then I'm like, oh, I could go like create this or do this kind of thing.

Speaker 46:07

I love that. I love naps. I take a nap every Thursday or Friday or sometimes on my lunch.

Speaker 2 46:12

There you go. App day.

Speaker 46:14

Yeah. And you guys can even write like. Or type, or sorry, use your voice notes in your phone if you have a download and just put it in there or put it in your notes and come back to it later. Just like you were talking about your book and just writing down all your ideas because they come and then they go, and then I'm like, oh my gosh, what was that amazing thought I just had?

Speaker 2 46:31

Exactly. There's, there's so many things that we can manifest and it is getting clearer on what exactly we wanna manifest, and then. Getting clear on like what we choose to go manifest and, and really like following the fun.

Speaker 46:49

Yeah.

Speaker 2 46:50

Like it, it should, it should be fun. And if it's not fun. How long do we wanna like push through and do it? There's some things we just have to do, like the dishes are downstairs that I need to do. But

Speaker 47:02

you get to do

Speaker 2 47:03

I get to do it is. It really is because then it's like

Speaker 47:06

I

Speaker 2 47:06

have, if

Speaker 47:07

nobody was home, you wouldn't have any dishes to do.

Speaker 2 47:09

Yeah. And that,

Speaker 47:10

yeah. Be quiet.

Speaker 2 47:12

Yeah.

Speaker 47:12

Like the other day at work, I was like, normally I sit in my car, but I was like, it was okay. So I was like, I'm just gonna walk in the mall because. I just need a different environment and I just sat somewhere else. Not that I haven't been in that mall for years, but it was just like, I need different downloads. I need different energy. And I was, and sometimes when you listen to those tiny whispers, you run into somebody.

Speaker 2 47:33

Yes.

Speaker 47:34

Run into a thought. And I just like, those are really important. I think that we can definitely get stuck in our daily routine. Well, this is what I do for lunch every day. This is how I drive to work. Right. And there's nothing wrong with that, but it's just maybe, and I said maybe I should start looking at. Something different on the days I'm taking my youngest to school or the middle one.

Speaker 2 47:55

Yeah.

Speaker 47:56

And now I can see all the cherry blossoms happening and all the tree buds starting. And then I just noticed some chickens on the side of the road that I never noticed all year. And I was like, they have a cage right there. So like, oh my gosh. Be aware of your surroundings.

Speaker 2 48:10

Yes. Today? I, no, it was yesterday. I noticed the cherry blossoms. I was like, they're so pretty. Yeah.

Speaker 48:16

So even though it's the same route, you gotta like notice something else.

Speaker 2 48:20

It definitely helps.

Speaker 48:21

Yeah.

Speaker 2 48:22

All right. I don't know, is there anything else, um, you wanna touch upon?

Speaker 48:27

I don't think so. You, I feel like we,

Speaker 2 48:29

yeah, no, I, I, um, but no, but I did get the earrings from

Speaker 48:33

you. Oh yeah. You did. Awesome. I should get a pair of those. Thank you. That was so nice.

Speaker 2 48:39

They're super fun. No, this is great. Um, I'm glad we were able to talk about miracles and manifestation in the lovely month of March. I love all these M words.

Speaker 48:49

Yeah. It's my son's birthday on Friday, so we'll be going to wings. Wings and wave. He wants to go to the water slide.

Speaker 2 48:55

Oh, that sounds like fun.

Speaker 48:57

Yeah. It's an airport. Well, it has old airplanes and then there's an airplane on top and then they slide down from the top of the airplane.

Speaker 2 49:05

That's so cool.

Speaker 49:06

Yeah. That'll be fun.

Speaker 2 49:08

So fun.

Speaker 49:09

Yeah.

Speaker 2 49:10

All right. Sounds good. Thank you. Thanks.

Speaker 49:12

Thanks for the invite. Have a good day.

Speaker 4 49:13

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