THE MYTHS OF MANIFESTATION WITH AMANDA CHASE

This concept that your self-worth is equivalent to the things that you have in your life. I thought that that was the truth. So I thought that a nice car or nice things or beautiful apartment was a sign of how worthy I was. — Amanda Chase

Today’s episode is a spicy one! Michelle and guest Amanda Chase are spilling the tea on the problematic language of modern manifestation circles, toxic positivity, and the harm caused by brands who sell us the idea that through material accumulation and manifestation, we can find true happiness.

They break down the myth that success is linked to self-actualization and highlight the victim-blaming and shaming that too often accompany these messages. This is an oh-so juicy topic and we want to hear your manifestation stories, thoughts, and Q’s so don’t be shy and text us at +1 818–699–9735 with your tea on manifesting.

Amanda Chase is the founder and creative genius behind Oshen Creative and has worked with several top Wellness brands to aid them in scaling their content and finding their voice. Follow Amanda’s journey to create content of substance on IG.

It feels so wrong — and it feels so predatory. It’s preying on people who have been marginalized by capitalism and systems of oppression and saying, well, if you only do this self-work enough, then those things won’t be a problem for you anymore. When in fact that’s not completely true. — Michelle Pellizzon

Why I’m so passionate about it now is because because I reached all my goals. I got those things.