How Maya Manifested Her Dream Studio

 Hey there,

I promised you Maya’s story, and it’s one of my favorites because it perfectly shows what happens when you stop standing in your own way.

For years, Maya had been searching for the right place to open her art studio.

She spent countless weekends driving through neighborhoods, scrolling real estate listings late into the night, and touring spaces that seemed “promising” but always slipped through her fingers.

She wasn’t lacking motivation—Maya had talent, a clear vision, and even a business plan—but somehow, the right space just never seemed to appear.

Sound familiar?

When we started working together, it became clear that the issue wasn’t about available property. The real block was in her subconscious.

Maya carried a collection of beliefs that made the process feel impossible:

• “Good spaces are too expensive.”

• “What if I make the wrong choice?”

• “It always falls apart at the last minute.”

• “Maybe it’s not meant for me.”

These weren’t just passing thoughts—they were frequencies she was sending out.

And, of course, the universe responded by matching her frequency with more roadblocks, more frustration, and more scarcity.

Here’s the truth: the perfect location may have been available the entire time. But when you’re tuned into “this is too hard,” your brain literally filters out the opportunities right in front of you.

This is where the reticular activating system—the brain’s filter—comes in. It shows you evidence that matches your beliefs. If you believe “it’s never going to work,” you’ll notice all the reasons why it won’t.

So, we shifted Maya’s beliefs.

Instead of operating from fear and scarcity, she began to embrace abundance, trust, and ease. This wasn’t just about reciting affirmations—it was about releasing the old programming at the subconscious level.

And once she did that, things moved fast.

Within weeks, Maya came across a studio that was exactly what she had envisioned: plenty of light, affordable rent, and located in a community full of creatives.

Today, her studio is thriving, filled with students and art lovers who adore the space.

But here’s the key takeaway: This wasn’t luck. It wasn’t coincidence. It was alignment.

When Maya shifted her inner frequency from doubt to trust, from scarcity to abundance, her external reality adjusted to match.

That’s the power of subconscious reprogramming.

And here’s the part I want you to really remember: The opportunities are already there. The shift happens when you change what you’re broadcasting.

Tomorrow, I’ll share with you the deeper realization that most people have once they start this journey—something that goes beyond finding the “perfect place” or hitting a single goal. It’s about stepping into your true worthiness, and it changes everything.

Talk soon,
Julia

P.S. – Maya told me recently, “I can’t believe I spent years struggling for something that was always there. The studio didn’t change—I did.