Attracting Your Life: Discovering Your Greatness

By Mija Bradford

Learn to identify the hindering blocks you have and start the process of tapping into your greatness. Your past thoughts created your current reality. You can reprogram your current views and thoughts to create your future. The concepts covered in this book include:

 

Knowing Who You Are

• The Power of Manifestation
• How To Reprogram Your Thoughts
• The Law of Oneness
• The Importance of Abundance Mentality
• Creativity and Imagination Exist In Each of Us
• How To Ask The Right Questions To Unlock Your Potential
• How To Use Affirmations Correctly

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elite Online Publishing
• Release date: Apr 27, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201747800

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ATTRACTING YOUR LIFE

Discovering Your Greatness

by MIJA BRADFORD

ATTRACTING YOUR LIFE

Discovering Your Greatness

Copyright © 2021 Mija Bradford

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

This book is not intended as a substitute for the medical advice. The reader should consult a physician in matters relating to his/her mental and physical health and particularly with respect to any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The information provided within this book is for general informational purposes only. Any use of this is information is at your own risk.

Mija Bradford

Chicago, IL

AttractingYourLife.com

In association with

Elite Online Publishing

63 East 11400 South Suite #230

Sandy, UT 84070

EliteOnlinePublishing.com

Cover Design by Gillian Rea

Printed in the United States of America

ISBN:  979-8741683033 (Amazon)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEGEMENTS

INTRODUCTION

SECTION ONE

Who Are You?

What is The Soul?

When We Are Troubled

Re-remembering Who We Are

SECTION TWO:

How Your Thoughts Create

Know Your Frequency

Dominant and Non-Dominant Thoughts

The Three Tiers of the Mind

What is Reframing?

SECTION THREE

Dreams VS Wishes

What is Ego?

Framework: Identifying Why

The Importance of Core Values

ACT and Trauma

It Takes a Village

Coaching vs. Therapy

SECTION FOUR

Structures and Tools

Understand Your Values

Vision

Scripting

Statement of Truth and  Bite-Sized Goals

Working from the Outside In

About the Author

BONUS

To receive the Discovering Your Greatness Workbook click on the link below.

AttractingYourLife.com/discoveringyourgreatness

Included in the workbook:

Learn techniques on how to understand your core values

Create your vision and mission statement in a manner which creates the framework for your blueprint

Script your blueprint of your future self

ACKNOWLEGEMENTS

Iwant to thank my loves Kelly, Gideon, Thomas and, my Vibranium backbone. The love and support that you have given to me over the years have provided me with the voice to share my story. While I unfolded my shadows, your unwavering devotion has given me the conviction to stand in my truth and Be my authentic self. My love for you ALL grows daily.

To my extended family, my sisters from another mother, and friends, I honor you for respecting the process as we shine together.

Harlem

By Langston Hughes

What happens to a dream deferred?

Does it dry up

like a raisin in the sun?

Or fester like a sore—

And then run?

Does it stink like rotten meat?

Or crust and sugar over—

Like a syrupy sweet?

Maybe it just sags

like a heavy load.

Or does it explode?

INTRODUCTION

Many of us have dreams and goals that we want to manifest in our lives, but we fall short of achieving them. Some fizzle out and die because of a lack of action or direction. Sometimes our unfulfilled dreams and desires fester inside, making us angry, bitter, and confused.

It usually isn’t a lack of desire or motivation that prevents us from reaching these dreams and goals. In fact, it’s sometimes even more frustrating for the Type A personalities, the ones who believe we need to try harder, dig deeper, find the right blueprint and follow it precisely, even perfectly.

Society tells us that everything has a formula, and that if we do our part to complete certain checklists, we are all but guaranteed success. Master the concepts of kindergarten, move on to first grade. Get a certain degree to land the career we want. Even our personal lives have checklists, defining for us what constitutes a successful career, family and or, spiritual life.

The trouble is, that formulaic approach often fails us and leaves us wondering why we still feel unsatisfied or unhappy, why we haven’t reached our goals, or why we grab onto something for a moment, only to watch it slip away once again.

Something is missing. Underneath all of this, we need the right mindset – and that starts with knowing who we really are.

Our potential stretches far beyond the formulas and restrictive rules we follow. It isn’t until we get creative and think about our capabilities and talents instead of those prescribed formulas that we truly succeed. This is what Steve Jobs did when he dropped out of school to start Apple. Jobs discarded the formula even when everyone around him said he was crazy, because he knew in his soul who he was and what he was capable of.

It took me years to learn this lesson. I lived by the myth of formulas and checklists well into adulthood, using them in my career, in relationships, in my health, even in my faith.

In my mid-twenties, someone called me fat and not long after, I went all-out to lose weight. I went to the gym and hired a personal trainer, but I still didn’t drop the pounds. Later, heading into my thirties, I started to understand that it wasn’t about going through the motions of exercising and dieting; I understood that I had to dig into my mind about food.

Some of you might relate to my experience as a first-generation Haitian American