I am reading The Key: The Missing Secret for Attracting Anything You Want
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How AWESOME is that!! My tarot cards all lined up as well and I feel so confident that my dreams will come true very soon!!
I just found this article!!!!! IT IS POSSIBLE!!!! She manifested her lottery win!!! We can do it too!!
The $112 Million Dollar Woman
MAGAZINE
JANUARY 16, 2011
Buy a fancy car? That’s what Cynthia
Stafford did after cashing in her $112
million ticket. She scooped up two Bentleys
—a baby-blue convertible and a
bright-orange sedan. Maybe
you’d take a first-class trip to Paris?
Or hire a personal trainer? Stafford did both.
But she did more than change her lifestyle
—she changed her life.
What she really wanted was to make movies, so the
one-time office worker set out to do just that. Nearly four years later, she
heads her own production company. The craziest thing? She predicted
every bit of her journey. “I knew I’d get here,” Stafford says, as she
sits in the elegant living room of her Los Angeles–area home. “It was
just a matter of visualizing it.”
Back in January 2007, Stafford was raising five children and
struggling to pay the bills, so she began lulling herself to
sleep at night by imagining that she was holding a
lottery check. She pictured the exact amount:
$112 followed by lots of zeroes. The story seems
implausible, and yet Stafford’s steady gaze and
positive energy make you believe her, even the
bit about knowing what she’d be wearing when
she won: a lime-green blouse with a leaf print.
“That part kept surprising me,” she says, laughing.
“I thought I’d lose weight by then and wouldn’t still
have that top.”
But that’s what she was wearing the next Mother’s
Day when she learned the $2 ticket she’d bought
made her the sole winner in a drawing worth, yes,
$112 million. “When I found out, I sat in silence for
a minute because it confirmed how powerful our
minds can be,” she says with a grin. “ Then I started
screaming and crying!”
Stafford had always been generous, even back when she had
much less to give. As a 6-year-old, she forked over her
allowance to UNICEF, and when her younger brother
died in a car crash in 1999, she took in his children:
Qumani, now 14; Sigourney, 15; Jahmil, 18; Charmaine,
20; and Presley, 22. Stafford opted to take a $67 million
lump-sum payout from the lottery. So, after sharing the
prize with her father and older brother, putting away
funds for the kids’ education, and making some
giddy purchases, she wrote substantial checks
to organizations including UNICEF, the Natural
Resources Defense Council, God’s Love We Deliver,
and Kids in the Spotlight, a local group that teaches
filmmaking to low-income and foster children. “I love
helping kids bring out their creativity,” she says.
Then she set about fulfilling her own movie-making dreams.
Always thinking big, she approached billionaire mogul David
Geffen, co-founder of the film company DreamWorks SKG,
for guidance. “I wanted the best people around me, but you
don’t get that unless you ask,” she says with charming
directness. His best advice? “Make good investments,”
Stafford says, “because even $67 million can go quickly.”
Since their conversation, she has also become actively
involved in the Geffen Playhouse, a nonprofit Los Angeles theater.
Says TV producer Gilbert Cates, an adviser of Stafford’s,
“Cynthia gets what she wants, and what she wants most
is to make a difference. She’s very smart, doesn’t take
no for an answer, and she sees only goals where other
people might see obstacles.”
In 2009, Stafford launched Queen Nefertari Productions
to develop movie and TV projects. Her first film, now in
pre-production, is a comedy to be directed by actor
Kevin Connolly of HBO’s Entourage. She has also
optioned Don DeLillo’s critically acclaimed novel
White Noise. “To me, it represents the ultimate challenge
as an adaptation,” she says.
Meanwhile, Stafford is busy planning a Beverly Hills
wedding to Lanre Idewu, a personal trainer, and
outfitting her kids with the latest Wii and Xbox gadgets.
Still, you get the feeling that if she lost everything tomorrow,
she’d be just fine. “I would simply visualize it again
and make it happen,” she says. And you believe her.
“Cynthia gets what she wants, and what she wants most
is to make a difference. She’s very smart, doesn’t take
no for an answer, and she sees only goals where other
people might see obstacles.”
In 2009, Stafford launched Queen Nefertari Productions
to develop movie and TV projects. Her first film, now in
pre-production, is a comedy to be directed by actor
Kevin Connolly of HBO’s Entourage. She has also
optioned Don DeLillo’s critically acclaimed novel
White Noise. “To me, it represents the ultimate challenge
as an adaptation,” she says.
Meanwhile, Stafford is busy planning a Beverly Hills
wedding to Lanre Idewu, a personal trainer, and
outfitting her kids with the latest Wii and Xbox gadgets.
Still, you get the feeling that if she lost everything tomorrow,
she’d be just fine. “I would simply visualize it again
and make it happen,” she says. And you believe her.
To manifesting millions xx
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