Living in the Wish

Most Law of Assumption journals hand you blank pages and tell you to "just assume it." This one actually teaches you how to change your self-concept.

You've done the vision boards and the affirmations, and you keep landing back as the same woman you're trying to leave behind. Here's the quiet truth this book is built on: you don't get what you want — you get who you're being. Change the self you quietly assume yourself to be, and your outer life slowly rearranges to match her.

Living in the Wish is a warm, un-preachy, 257-page self-concept workbook and guided journal that finally makes the Law of Assumption practical — with a clear, repeatable method and something no other book on this shelf has: switchwords, single gentle focusing words that help you settle into being her.

Inside this 257-page workbook & journal:

• The three-move method — Meet, Revise, Become — meet the old "I am" you're running, revise it to a believable new one, and gently become her (no forcing, no faking)
• The Mirror Revision — the signature daily practice — plus The One "I Am," a one-line version for the tired days
• The Self-Concept Directory — worked revisions, switchword cues and writing space for confidence, worth, love, money-calm, and being at home in your body
• 10 Abundance Energy Circles — money, good fortune, a windfall, a better job, a better home, more sales, self-employment, abundant living and more, each with its switchword phrase
• Bonus · The Principles of Gentle Abundance — Neville Goddard's living-in-the-end, revision and before-sleep techniques, in plain, warm language
• Two no-streak 21-day journeys — a self-concept "Becoming" journey, and a welcoming 21-Day Abundance Journey with a daily affirmation, switchword phrase, what you'd like to achieve, and one kind must-do
• A "Start Here in 10 Minutes" on-ramp, quizzes, a curated switchword quick-reference, and generous journalling space

Warm, unhurried and never preachy — with no streaks, no hype, and no "high vibes only." Switchwords are offered only as gentle calming and focusing cues, and this is a reflective self-image practice — not therapy, and not medical, financial or legal advice, and never a promise of any outcome. Money guidance stays mindset-only, with real, free, regulated help signposted where it belongs.

Be her softly. She was always you.