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30 Day Manifestation Trial – prelaunch<\/a><\/td>\nDay 1 of the 30 Day Manifestation Trial<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Now we’re getting a fair way through, I figure it’s probably time to put up direct links to the post that started it all, as well as the first day of it. Those will show up on all the posts from here on in, if I’ve done my work right.<\/p>\n

Today’s post is a lot late. I’m writing it on Day 19, actually, but I’m still going to post them separately. Yesterday, after the extreme highs I got to the day before, I seemed to totally crash and burn in the opposite direction. Woke up with sweat welts that meant there was no way I could exercise, barely dragged myself out of bed to get to work, got home and just collapsed. I did very little of the routine for today, although I did manage to watch the mind movie 3 times, which did help lift the energy a bit. Nothing else seemed to penetrate the fog enough for me to actually get motivated to do it.<\/p>\n

Of course the day was always going to be chaotic. Moving workplaces, and with a double swap of monitors because the one that the insurance company got wasn’t the one I’d been working on, so it had to get swapped with that one so I’d have the right one at the new spot. So, pack all my stuff to take up first thing, connecting with the guy taking me up there, swapping over the monitors and saying goodbye (it’s always hard, more so because these guys were so appreciative and I did love working with them, but the location and travel just made it impossible) then introducing myself to the new team in the middle of one of their busiest days and trying to get the essentials done before heading back down home to set up a temporary rig that would do me for Friday.<\/p>\n

In a word, “mad”.<\/p>\n

So, for completeness’ sake, here’s the checklist, but personally I don’t want to look…<\/p>\n

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