Loved this episode? Got a Question? Send me a Text! What if manifestation worked the same way ordering your favorite sandwich does? In this episode of The Positive Voice, Kimberly Houston breaks down why vague desires create vague results—and how specificity is the missing link between intention and alignment. Using a simple (and surprisingly powerful) sandwich-order analogy, Kimberly walks you through how to define what you actually want in your business, your life, and your identity as a fo...
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Loved this episode? Got a Question? Send me a Text! What if manifestation worked the same way ordering your favorite sandwich does? In this episode of The Positive Voice, Kimberly Houston breaks down why vague desires create vague results—and how specificity is the missing link between intention and alignment. Using a simple (and surprisingly powerful) sandwich-order analogy, Kimberly walks you through how to define what you actually want in your business, your life, and your identity as a fo...
Loved this episode? Got a Question? Send me a Text! In this episode of the Kitchen Table Dreams podcast, Chef Kimberly Houston discusses the essential role of belief in achieving success as an entrepreneur. She emphasizes that belief is the foundation upon which all strategies and actions are built. The conversation explores common blocks to belief, such as imposter syndrome and comparing oneself to others, and provides a recipe for cultivating belief through vision, identity shifts, an...
Kitchen Table Dreams Podcast
Loved this episode? Got a Question? Send me a Text! What if manifestation worked the same way ordering your favorite sandwich does? In this episode of The Positive Voice, Kimberly Houston breaks down why vague desires create vague results—and how specificity is the missing link between intention and alignment. Using a simple (and surprisingly powerful) sandwich-order analogy, Kimberly walks you through how to define what you actually want in your business, your life, and your identity as a fo...
