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Manifest: A Life of True Luxury
The second exercise invites me to reflect on the old moments of happiness I cherish and let them guide me into a vision of my ideal life. When I close my eyes, I can see it clearly—like it already exists, just waiting for me to walk into it. I see us living in Europe, surrounded…
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Manifest: Moments of Happiness
Before shaping my Vision Board and manifesting the life I want, I first needed to make something clear to myself. Manifesting is not about collecting everything in the world, nor is it about living out other people’s wishes. It’s about creating a life you truly want to live—for yourself, not for others. One exercise from…
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Manifest: Behaviors of Our Tomorrow
After creating your vision board (Step 1), and becoming aware and believing that you can achieve it (Step 2), the third step is to take action toward it. This means adjusting your behaviors and proactively making moves toward your goals. We may feel afraid of failing when we take action — but we must still…
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House, not Home?
I spent 15 years of my youth in Sài Gòn — far from my parents — building an independent life. After nearly a decade of working, I finally had my own apartment, which I officially left last week. I chose to leave because that place had slowly shifted from a home to just a house.Still,…
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The Palette of Who I Am
The color I like: It’s a question I was often asked — and used to ask others — when I was a kid, and sometimes even now:“What is your favorite color?”We tend to believe that the color we love says something about who we are. But over time, I’ve come to realize that it’s not…
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Random Note #Love
I suddenly woke up at 3AM in the quiet of the morning. I couldn’t remember the dream, but one thought popped into my mind.Strange! “In love” is a feeling, but love is an action.Being in love might last a few years, but to love—that can last forever.You can feel in love, but to truly love,…
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Manifest: Beyond Limiting Beliefs
We often build strong beliefs around ourselves—some may have formed in childhood through “human domestication” (as described in The Four Agreements), during our teenage years, or once we entered the workplace. That’s why, when I invite friends to join me in creating a vision board, I always emphasize: dream about what you truly want—not just…
Lynn By Linh 