Destination Manifestation
Hypnotherapist and Transformation Coach Brittany Hoopes (of CBS Big Brother), helps you master the full power of your mind - both conscious & unconscious - so that you can BECOME who you are meant to BE and manifest the life of your dreams.
On this show, she discloses all of her Law of Attraction, identity shifting, Law of Assumption, energetic alignment strategies, manifestation practices, and mindset growth hacks, so that you can transform into 'Future You' - the highest version of who you want to be. Discover how you can utilize principles from neuroscience, psychology, hypnosis, quantum physics, NLP, spirituality, and more to transform every aspect of your life and manifest your wildest dreams!
Over the past 16 years, Brittany has tirelessly studied manifestation and has watched the miraculous effects in both her life, and the lives of hundreds of her Hypnotherapy & Coaching clients. We will share manifestation stories & transformations that will shock, delight, and prove to you that absolutely ANYTHING is possible.
You'll learn how to bust through subconscious mind blocks and resistance, shift negative beliefs, become Next Level You, and achieve your goals through inspired action. Through of a mix of solo shows & guest star interviews, you'll learn advanced manifestation practices that can be applied to any area of your life, like relationships, finding your soulmate, business, entrepreneurship, manifesting money, wealth, abundance, body image, self-worth, self-esteem, confidence, positive thinking, & habit formation.
And most importantly, we'll help you believe that your dreams CAN happen for someone like YOU...because ultimately, the most important thing of all is to enjoy the journey on your way to...Destination Manifestation!
Destination Manifestation
TRUST YOUR MANIFESTATIONS SERIES PT. 3: How to Trust Your Own Path
In a world cluttered with advice on the right and wrong ways to achieve our goals, I share my personal journey through the halls of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where I discovered the art of selective strategy adoption. It's about finding your rhythm in the dance between applying renowned techniques and trailblazing with your own authentic flair. Our journey together culminates in an expression of gratitude for the lessons and the shared experiences of listeners like you. So join me on this transformative odyssey, and let's forge paths that are just as unique as we are!
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I'd like you to imagine your dream life, see the version of you who has what you want to have, feels how you want to feel and is who you want to be. I'm Brittany Hoops, your hypnotherapist and manifestation coach, and this is the show where I'll teach you to master the full power of your mind to guide you on your journey towards destination manifestation. All right, you are listening to the Destination Manifestation podcast, helping you to align your conscious and subconscious mind to manifest a life of your dreams. Welcome, welcome back, if you're already subscribed to the show. Thank you so much. I'm hoping you're enjoying this series that we've been doing so far. I know I've enjoyed creating it.
Speaker 1:This is part three of three, the final part of our Building Trust series. So if you haven't listened to part one or two, just know that they are out now. They're the two episodes before this one. I highly recommend them. But in part three we're going to tackle a different and kind of very particular certain aspect of trust okay, one that comes up all the time how to learn how you can trust yourself again. Have you been missing trust in yourself? It would make life a whole lot easier, wouldn't it? What it means to trust yourself, your inner, knowing your ideas, your inspiration, rather than just step in lockstep and step in line with everyone else around you, copying what you think is successful and comparing yourself to others when you don't feel like you measure up. Not fun, because when you know how to trust yourself again, that's when your intuition remember we talked about intuition quite a bit in part two your intuition is open and able to communicate with you again Divine inspired actions. They become available to you again. Trusting yourself opens this whole new portal of communication to and within you. But you have to trust first. Trusting is taking the step and then trusting that the stare will be created underneath you before your foot falls. It can be scary, it's not always easy or fun. It's believing in the unseen, the not yet conscious, like we talked about in part two. Right, when you do, let me tell you, it is pure freaking magic, it's pure inspiration, it's downloads, it's divine guidance. So let's learn how to do it, shall we? So let me tell you a story.
Speaker 1:I was working with this client through one-on-one hypnotherapy and coaching a few years ago and she was very successful singer. There's a chance you may have heard of her, but of course I keep all my clients anonymous. But she was kind of having a down year. Now this was right after lockdown from COVID and it was kind of throwing off her game, because she actually did super well during COVID Her business because even being an artist she's still an entrepreneur, right, it's still a business even if she does art. It had thrived during COVID. And so this kind of felt weird to her because she was like, okay, during the hard times I did fantastic.
Speaker 1:But now that things were going back to normal it just didn't feel like things were lining up how she was expecting them to have lined up. And so I asked her what do you think was the difference between you during COVID and you afterwards? And of course, the difference wasn't immediately clear to her. It wasn't something that she had conscious awareness of, which is why we brought that same question into hypnotherapy, and what we discovered was that the primary difference between her art and business during COVID and her art and business afterwards was her trust in herself. Her trust in herself had diminished Trust in her own ideas, what she felt was good and right for her, because during COVID she had to trust herself. There was no other choice. There was no blueprint on how to navigate life.
Speaker 1:As a singer who usually does in-person concerts and all these things. She didn't know how to navigate that. No one did. No one in the music industry or really in the industry, knew the right answer on how to handle COVID. We were all making it up as we went and so she had to look within herself for answers on what to do next.
Speaker 1:And that was also a really creative time period for her Song. Ideas just sort of came and she listened to them and she was very in tune with her intuition and her creativity and her inspiration during this time because she had time to settle down and listen. But after COVID, then it was like normal life kicked back in. She reverted back to these old habits of looking towards others, those in her industry, those who were like one step ahead of her right, and seeing what they did to be successful, and then trying to create a version of that at the expense of listening to her intuition, which is an artist. Not listening to your intuition can have detrimental effects. It was almost like her intuition got her to the certain level of success and then, once she was there, she was like see ya, and she abandoned it in favor of this new shiny thing that someone else was doing or what she thought she had to do to be even more successful. And then she wondered why it wasn't working. It's because she had stopped doing what she had done to become successful to begin with.
Speaker 1:So let me ask you this kind of seems a little off topic, but I swear I'll come back together have you guys seen the newest Hunger Games movie? Or really, I mean, if you've seen any of the movies or read any of the books in the franchise? I saw the newest one a couple weeks ago and it kind of reminded me as I was watching it. It reminded me of this whole client, of her story, and so sometimes, when we're wanting to manifest something that means a lot to us or, like this client, she wanted to manifest increased revenue, the success of her next album, these kind of things we want to go with something that's tried and true, right. We want to minimize our perceived risk. That feels like the better option to us, logically.
Speaker 1:And so when we see other successful people in our field or someone who has what we want and sometimes, depending on what field you're in, if you're anything like me in the online business space, right, there's also a lot of people that tout like look at how successful I am, do what I do and you can be successful like me. Right, they try to sell the dream, they try to sell their blueprint to success. I'm sure you've seen influencers in your industry too try to teach their route to success, and so it's natural for us to be like yes, I want that, yes, I want the answer. So we flock to those resources, trying to get a piece of their success. And what reminds me of the Hunger Games is it's kind of like you know how. They all start in the circle around the arena, right the tributes, and then the buzzer goes off and they all charge for the weapons in the center.
Speaker 1:It's kind of like us, when we don't trust ourselves, we're all rushing to these other people who have success. It's like success is the weapon in the center and we're just wanting to snatch a piece of their way, of their success, while our own success, our own path, everything is already laid out for us, our own way. It remains completely untouched. It's just sitting there, ready for us to just trust enough to claim it. But the truth is, we can only ever access our own success. We can't grab someone else's. So what we end up doing is just wasting our time chasing someone else's success while ours just sits there collecting dust, wondering when we will ever finally trust ourselves enough to stumble upon it.
Speaker 1:Now, here's what I'm not saying. Okay, I'm not saying not to follow the advice of successful people or others in your industry, or coaches no, that could be very helpful. But any advice you take from someone and that includes myself and the advice I give you here right now okay, it should always be through the lens of these two things A am I learning valuable new skills, things I can take with me and apply elsewhere? And B does this resonate with my own path? Is this something that overlaps with my way? And how do you know? If it does, well, it's gonna feel good, it's gonna feel right to you. You get that sort of like hell yes. Kind of feeling. It's funny. It kind of reminds me.
Speaker 1:A few weeks ago, I decided to dust off this old book that I have. If you're in the online space, you probably have heard of it. It's called the Four Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss. Okay, it was written like a decade ago and I read it about a decade ago because I've been very interested in the online business for a long time and I decided to reread it again and this book was kind of one of the first mainstream books, at least to my knowledge, that introduced the idea of passive income and a remote working lifestyle and making that really attainable, which is kind of funny because now the idea is super commonplace, right After COVID so many people work remotely. But that was kind of like a very novel thing 10 years ago. And I read this book again recently because, guys, oh, I am cooking up, I'm cooking up some major, amazing new things for you this year Ways to help you manifest your goals beyond, in addition to just working one-on-one, through hypnotherapy and coaching.
Speaker 1:And I realize in myself that I personally sometimes fall too heavy on the other side of this trust spectrum, where I'm so hyper aware of my own path and like wanting to create my own path that I start to kind of reject the conventional wisdom of business and sales advice that has been tried and tested and true, and I just have this desire to kind of want to completely reinvent the wheel of all business and not to say that I couldn't do that, but like do I have to and is that really my path or is that me just wanting to be like different? You know what I mean. Can anyone else relate to this? And by doing that, I'm leaving all these very valuable tools on the table, right Things that actually work and things that can help me reach more people. And you know I don't need to disregard all prior wisdom. You know what I mean. It's not smart either.
Speaker 1:So when I read this book I had to be careful though, because I was like, okay, I'm gonna read the book, but I told myself, brittany, you can read this book, but A gut check yourself when he's talking about something that you know is outdated. So that means just don't blindly follow whatever he says. Like trust yourself to know the difference and B gut check yourself when he's suggesting something that just doesn't resonate with you. Especially, somebody like Tim Ferriss, you know, has kind of gotten the reputation and I don't know if this is fair or not of being just like, kind of like the Silicon Valley bro version of online business. That doesn't necessarily mean that, like me as a millennial woman, might resonate with all his ideas. It might just not be the life I wanna create. Doesn't mean I can't learn something from his book. Doesn't mean I have to do everything he did, because that's not gonna be my path. The idea is to keep what works and ditch the rest. Keep what works and ditch the rest. I mean this is a valuable thing for all aspects of life.
Speaker 1:As some of y'all know I think I've mentioned before that I didn't go to business school back in the day my college degree is in theater. It's an acting and psychology which actually did prove to be very helpful. Both degrees actually proved to be very, very helpful. Who would have thought? But NYU's Tisch School of the Arts has this robust theater program and what makes it unique is that they've split this program into kind of like many different acting studios and so each studio teaches their own different acting technique.
Speaker 1:It's kind of like the Harry Potter houses, like you could be, and what's funny is like you're even assigned. Your first studio you're assigned to you don't even get to pick. So it's like am I a Gryffindor actor? Am I a Slytherin actor? Like it decides right and so you have to stay in your original studio that you're assigned to for two years and it kind of becomes somewhat of your identity. It's kind of how you get to know people based on what studio they were in. So I trained with Elise Rossberg's studio and we were known for kind of being the future TV and movie stars, like the people who were gonna be on screen. That was the kind of acting, as opposed to the Stella Adler studio, which was like for the serious theater actors and cap 21 was for like the Bubbly musical theater, broadway people and ETW Like they were just kind of weird. They just did experimental theater, art stuff.
Speaker 1:But after those original two years where you kind of learned your foundation, you learn that technique, then you could either stay there and learn some more for your rest of your two years you could go to a different studio, you could try them all. You could do whatever you wanted, right, the idea was to learn what you wanted to learn, keep what resonates with you and the type of actor that you wanna be and what works for you and makes sense for you, and then ditch the rest. Use it to create your own style. Or the analogy that I always like to use, which is what food are you going to put from the buffet on your plate To eat? Decide what food you want and then leave the rest. You don't have to eat all of it just because it's all there, and you don't even have to eat the same food as the successful person in your industry just because she ate it, and then she was successful. Your taste buds are different than hers. You could be missing out on your favorite meal ever because you're so focused on doing what this other person is doing.
Speaker 1:Has this come up for you? I feel like this happened to me recently. Like, have you ever gone to a restaurant that you go to like all the time, right, and you have your kind of go-to meal? You don't even have to open up that menu, you know what you're going to order. And then one day they're out of it. The waiter tells you, yeah, sorry, we ran out of that. And you're like, oh no, what am I going to eat? And so you have to order something different. And then you discover that you like that different thing even better. Like you would have never known you were so set in one way.
Speaker 1:So that's what it means to trust yourself, to slow down, to look internally, to tune into your own intuition and just see what answers are there. That's why I love hypnotherapy it's a tool that can help you tune into your own intuition. I have some clients that that's how we use, that's how they do their sessions. They don't come for me for any change really. They have questions, problems, big decisions that they need to make and our conscious mind is all tied up in a knot about it, making it really hard to know what to do. And so they use our sessions so that I can help guide them into the connection with their own intuition, with their own inner guide. And that's what's great. It's not me giving them answers. I don't have their answers, but I can help them connect to the part of them that knows their answers for themselves and knows their path. And depending on how deep someone goes in hypnotherapy, you know, and what their experience of hypnotherapy is, everyone is so different they may or may not remember what their intuition suggested that they do next, and so I always make sure to type up notes for them, if they want it, that can sort of outline that plan. Luckily, I'm there to be able to be like here's what came forth, here's where to go next, so that they can become conscious of it and they can see it written down very clearly.
Speaker 1:Through hypnotherapy we make subconscious knowing, become conscious awareness, and that's exactly what that client that I mentioned before. That's exactly what she did. We tuned into her intuition, we got the answers that could lead to her, to her path, her abundance, her artistic success. And it ends up that some of those ideas that came forth were ideas and inspiration that she had had like a full year earlier but she had never taken action on because she was nervous that it was too weird for her genre or it was too different than what she had done before. And she just decided after working together, that she just kind of set those fears aside and she'd do it anyways. And wouldn't you know, her next album was the most successful album that she had had to date, even more successful than that year during COVID, when she had done relatively well.
Speaker 1:It's learning to trust yourself and to have faith in the fact that the moment you have a desire the universe hasn't mapped out for you, it's done, it's there. Now you just have to find your route to get to it, to line up with it. If you follow other people blindly, you'll end up at the end of their route, and you were very successful at their route. Only, there's no gold at the end of that rainbow. For you, it's theirs. There's nothing for you there, so find your route and then reap the reward.
Speaker 1:So I just wanna thank you, travelers, for joining us here today on this journey towards destination manifestation. You are amazing and if you haven't done so already, be sure to subscribe to this podcast. If you've enjoyed this episode and, honestly, if you've enjoyed this entire series here, and if you felt like you've learned something interesting about how to trust yourself and your manifestations, you can learn more by following the podcast. That's the best way. Literally, every Tuesday, we're dropping some wisdom on how you can manifest your dream life, and it's kind of like your little weekly check-in with your intuition, with your manifestations, to make sure that you're on your journey, your path towards destination manifestation. So be sure to click that follow button now.
Speaker 1:Also, I have one more beautiful shout out and review to share with you. Of course, there's so many more on Apple Podcasts that you guys have left, and even some beautiful ones on YouTube comments for each episode. So if you've left a review or a comment and I didn't get a chance to give you a shout out, just know that I love you and I see you and I appreciate you. But today's featured review is from IDKLMA077. I love that username. I don't know. Laugh my ass off right. See, I'm cool and they say so, inspiring.
Speaker 1:Brittany really has a way to connect with her audience. I was completely engrossed in the first three episodes of her podcast and she kept me completely engaged the whole time. I believe Brittany is an exceptional speaker, but most of all, she's so good at truly speaking to your soul and offering her sage advice and wisdom through presumably years upon years of experience. I will add it has been now about 16 years of studying manifestations, so it's been a little bit of time. They say this is the kind of podcast you can listen to multiple times and still take something new away from it. It helps to know a little bit about her backstory as a reality television star, however not totally necessary. I've already recommended her podcast to multiple friends because I believe the skills she teaches are necessary for everybody to learn.
Speaker 1:Oh, thank you. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, for sharing the show and really taking these teachings to heart, because that's what they're designed to do. That's why we do it. I appreciate you and I appreciate everyone who's left a review, so so much. All music for this podcast is by A-Cubed. And remember follow your path. That's where your success is. I'll catch you next time. I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. I don't know where you're from, but I don't know where you're from.