20: What If You’re Just One Thing Away from Everything You Want?

In this powerful episode of The Middle-Aged and Miserable Podcast, Pat and Chris tackle one of the most misunderstood—but life-changing—concepts in personal growth: the Law of Attraction. If you’ve ever felt stuck, unfulfilled, or like life just isn’t giving you what you want… this episode might just change everything.

Forget the fluffy “woo-woo” talk. We’re breaking down the science behind vibration, energy, and the subconscious programming that could be sabotaging your success without you even knowing it. Whether you want more money, a better job, loving relationships, or just more happiness—this is your blueprint.

This isn’t just theory. We’ve used these principles to attract dream jobs, dream cars, and even last-minute seat upgrades on airplanes 

But here’s the kicker: None of this works unless you take ACTION.

Learn how to reprogram your subconscious, raise your vibration, and take real steps toward the life you’ve always wanted.

In This Episode, You'll Discover:

• What the Law of Attraction really is (beyond the hype)
• Why your subconscious beliefs determine your entire life experience
• How your energy (aka your vibration frequency) controls what you attract
• Why just thinking positive isn't enough—and what to do instead
• The secret power of affirmations and visualizations (if done right)
• How to spot signs from the universe that you're on the right path
• Why ACTION is the final missing piece (and how to take it)
• Real-life examples of manifesting that actually worked for us

 

If you are interested in accelerating your professional success in your career or business and your wealth, we can help you. We do this by upgrading your unconscious programming, mindset and habits, so you can get the success you want (whatever that is for you).

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