Sep 18, 2026 · 26 min · 14 segments
What if you could intentionally create the future you want instead of waiting for it to happen? In this episode, I break down my simple three-step manifestation process: get clear on your vision…
Rob DialHost
Now, I promise you this, whether you are a woo-woo-y person or you're an extremely analytical skeptic, this is going to make a lot of sense to you because I can dance in both sides of them.
I can be very woo-woo-y, but I'm also extremely analytical, and I'm extremely skeptic, and I need proof in all of that.
And so, you know, when you look at manifesting, manifesting's become a really popular topic for the past couple years, I would say.
I remember the first time I really started trying it, I watched the movie The Secret, and it was in 2008, 2009-ish.
And I remember sitting there, and I was watching it, and I was like, "All right, this sounds kind of possible but also seems a little bit frou-frou-y, but I could try it.
What if I just try to attract and manifest a parking spot?" And so I remember I was driving to school, and I was like, "Oh, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna manifest that spot.
There's gonna be a spot open right up front, and I'm gonna get my parking spot real quick." And I was just, like, thinking about it and thinking about it and thinking about it.
I remember I pulled in, went up to the front, and as I was pulling up, somebody was pulling out.
This is a bunch of BS." And then I tried it again, and it kept working, and I was like, "This is interesting.
Maybe I am the creator of my thoughts and the creator of my future and the creator of my reality." And as I started doing this, I started becoming in...
You know, things would work, things would- wouldn't work, and things started really working in an interesting way, and it was like, man, this can't be, like, just a coincidence.
And I'll give you a couple of examples so you can realize, like, yeah, it's not really bullshit.
Now, I promise you this, whether you are a woo-woo-y person or you're an extremely analytical skeptic, this is going to make a lot of sense to you because I can dance in both sides of them.
I can be very woo-woo-y, but I'm also extremely analytical, and I'm extremely skeptic, and I need proof in all of that.
And so, you know, when you look at manifesting, manifesting's become a really popular topic for the past couple years, I would say.
I remember the first time I really started trying it, I watched the movie The Secret, and it was in 2008, 2009-ish.
And I remember sitting there, and I was watching it, and I was like, "All right, this sounds kind of possible but also seems a little bit frou-frou-y, but I could try it.
What if I just try to attract and manifest a parking spot?" And so I remember I was driving to school, and I was like, "Oh, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna manifest that spot.
There's gonna be a spot open right up front, and I'm gonna get my parking spot real quick." And I was just, like, thinking about it and thinking about it and thinking about it.
I remember I pulled in, went up to the front, and as I was pulling up, somebody was pulling out.
This is a bunch of BS." And then I tried it again, and it kept working, and I was like, "This is interesting.
Maybe I am the creator of my thoughts and the creator of my future and the creator of my reality." And as I started doing this, I started becoming in...
You know, things would work, things would- wouldn't work, and things started really working in an interesting way, and it was like, man, this can't be, like, just a coincidence.
And I'll give you a couple of examples so you can realize, like, yeah, it's not really bullshit.
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