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! Are you tired—or are you burned out? In this powerful episode of The Kitchen Table Dreams Podcast, Coach Chef Kimberly Houston opens up about the moment she chose to close her photography business and what it revealed about burnout, boundaries, and reclaiming purpose. This isn’t just a story—it’s a permission slip. If you’ve ever felt drained, overcommitted, or out of alignment, this slow-cooked episode is for you. Kimberly walks you through...
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...
