I have been practicing the principles of the law of attraction unknowingly for my entire life, and for the past three years, I have been using the books written by Rhonda. I quit my job as a sales assistant because I couldn’t juggle it with my college courses. Since then, I have been relentlessly searching for a job by sending hundreds of emails and visiting numerous nurseries in London. Despite practicing gratitude and seeing some of my dreams come true, I was unable to secure a job and became increasingly frustrated and upset.

I visited the job center every two weeks as usual, feeling depressed and hopeless. I expressed my frustration to the advisor, stating that no one wanted to hire me for a 10 am to 5 pm job and that everyone was looking for someone flexible, which I, as a single mother, could not provide. The advisor informed me that it was my last day in the work program and that I would have to attend the job center more frequently and participate in additional training and meetings if required.

I had just started my dream fashion course, and the idea of this sounded like an inconvenient nightmare. I went back home and carried on with my routine. The next day, while at college, I received a phone call from a nursery manager inviting me for an interview. It was my birthday, October 2nd, and I was offered a part-time job from 10 am to 5 pm. I could not believe it; I sat down and finally relaxed!

As I reviewed my diary where I jot down my daily tasks, I realized that I had forgotten to note my next appointment with an advisor at the job center. This was the aspect of belief that I had been missing. Every time I returned from the job center, I would immediately note down the date of my next appointment. However, in my upset and depression, I had forgotten to do so this time, and it turned out to be the best thing I could have done. I should have focused on believing that I would get a job rather than just looking for one and attending appointment after appointment. I was so disheartened by the lack of responses from employers and the rejection emails that I had forgotten to focus on the positive. Through my own mistake, I put myself in a state of belief, and that was when the miracle happened.

I also knew that I had to secure a job before October 3rd, as the government was going to cut off benefits for single parents, which would have meant losing an extra 3000 pounds for me. I really needed this money for the university I wanted to attend, and I was determined to get it.

You must truly believe, not just think or pretend to believe. You do not need to put in a lot of effort; just act as if you already have it, and set your mind and actions towards it. That’s all!

Thank you for reading my story. It has been my dream to share this, and I hope it inspires others. I am already thinking about my next dream, which is meeting a Spanish man, something I have been dreaming about for the past two years! Thank you, thank you, thank you!