Aug 2, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 11 segments
Manifesting gets a reputation for being a bit woo-woo, but the truth is you are doing it every single second without even realising it. Joined by the brilliant Vicky Ross, this conversation dives deep…
Vicky RossGuest
Susan RoutledgeHost
Now, let's start with the whole concept that the, the word itself, manifesting, is so misunderstood because a lot of people think it's woo-woo.

Then you get people that kind of go, "Well, I don't believe in manifesting per se, but I will take responsibility for my life."

"And I know that if things are going to happen, it's down to me." So again, we see so much of that what is manifesting and is misunderstood.

And the other thing that I see a hell of a lot is before we even go into the whole mechanics of manifesting and what it is and what it isn't, uh, people will go, "Okay, I've been manifesting" and, "Oh look, look what I've manifested," and, "Look, look, look at all the wonderful stuff that I've done." And then something bad happens or something uncomfortable or something stress-y or whatever.

And suddenly people are going, "Why is this happening? H- how did this happen?" And I'm like, "Hello, you can't take credit-"

The bad stuff has to be there so that you know that what you don't want, so you can, you get to know what you do want as well.

Well, the, the thing is it, like, you know, there's so many layers to all of this, right?

So nothing on the outside can hurt you, can frustrate you, can irritate you, can worry you if you don't have the wound inside for that to happen.

So the outside is always showing you what you need to change and look at and pay attention to on the inside.

But it's also showing you when something that you're trying, [laughs] because you are always manifesting, so you never try, uh, to manifest something, if it's not working out, the outside is showing you why.

And you should be looking on the outside and not say, "Oh, this is not working for me." You should be looking on the outside and going, "Oh, I need to, to shift.

Now, let's start with the whole concept that the, the word itself, manifesting, is so misunderstood because a lot of people think it's woo-woo.

Then you get people that kind of go, "Well, I don't believe in manifesting per se, but I will take responsibility for my life."

"And I know that if things are going to happen, it's down to me." So again, we see so much of that what is manifesting and is misunderstood.

And the other thing that I see a hell of a lot is before we even go into the whole mechanics of manifesting and what it is and what it isn't, uh, people will go, "Okay, I've been manifesting" and, "Oh look, look what I've manifested," and, "Look, look, look at all the wonderful stuff that I've done." And then something bad happens or something uncomfortable or something stress-y or whatever.

And suddenly people are going, "Why is this happening? H- how did this happen?" And I'm like, "Hello, you can't take credit-"

The bad stuff has to be there so that you know that what you don't want, so you can, you get to know what you do want as well.

Well, the, the thing is it, like, you know, there's so many layers to all of this, right?

So nothing on the outside can hurt you, can frustrate you, can irritate you, can worry you if you don't have the wound inside for that to happen.

So the outside is always showing you what you need to change and look at and pay attention to on the inside.

But it's also showing you when something that you're trying, [laughs] because you are always manifesting, so you never try, uh, to manifest something, if it's not working out, the outside is showing you why.

And you should be looking on the outside and not say, "Oh, this is not working for me." You should be looking on the outside and going, "Oh, I need to, to shift.
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