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Published: Nov. 8, 2020, 12:07 p.m.

Teanna is like the sister I never had, a ton of fun and spot on with her gangster like approach to manifestation...

This podcast is for the person who wants to learn how to manifest but is sick of all the crackadoos out there who are super soft spoken and scared to admit that they don't know how it all works.

Teanna Campbell drops some real dope bombs to this podcast and I am thrilled that she was able to find some time and hop on as we also got to chat about a few of my favorite authors Neville Goddard & Florence Schoville Schinn.

If you are looking for a manifestation coach that knows their shit, reach out to Teanna, she is legit!

Places you can connect with Teanna: Youtube Channel

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Transcribed by https://otter.ai

Brandon Handley 0:00
4321 Hey there spiritual dope. This is Brandon Handley, as if you didn't already know my name. I am on today with Teanna Campbell. She is a manifestation mindset, money and magic coach, she has one goal, and it's her favorite. She wants to give you the tools and support you need to release your mind magic, reject your bullshit. And ignite your healing so that you can live life unfucked and stuff your bank account with cash and fill your life with everything you've ever wanted. I'm so happy to have you on today, what's happening?

Teanna Campbell 0:39
That was even better than I could have done. Good job. I'm just out here with you. I'm excited.

Brandon Handley 0:45
What about you, I'm excited as well, we've been kind of going back and forth, we stumbled upon each other on Instagram. And, you know, I'm a fan. And so I was like, hey, without let's let's have this conversation, you have a great brand. with just your delivery, you're entertaining, you are clear with your, with your delivery. And, um, you don't fit the same mold as everybody else to which is great. But as everybody else is kind of doing it like this kind of this, there's, there's like a certain way all this has to be done right? And like, you're not doing it that way. Like I'm like, Thank God and this is it's refreshing. So happy to have you on super excited. And one of the things I usually like to start us off with is, you know, creative energy source energy speaks through us, right? And it's kind of like we were talking about before we even got started, like the people that are looking for you just kind of show up. Right? Well, right, that says that you're, you know, that people are going to hear us talk about today is going to be for them explicitly. And it's going to come through you right now. So sources saying what to you to that one person listening right now?

Teanna Campbell 2:08
Oh, God, be you I think being authentic is really preached a lot in this industry without being celebrated or necessarily tolerated. Like you said, I don't really fit the mold. I teach this shit a different way. which some people don't enjoy. But it is authentic to me. So I just think actually follow the advice of staying who you are. And if other people aren't doing it your way, then fuck is the effort allowed on here?

Brandon Handley 2:48
I think we started it with that. I mean, it was part of the introduction. So

Unknown Speaker 2:51
you know,

Brandon Handley 2:52
I said you can live your life on Fox. And so you can follow my lead or do what you want to do.

Teanna Campbell 2:57
I mean, I say it all the time I drop it. So I just don't want to but I think that's just really the big thing. Fuck them if they don't accept it, because all of this is meant to be a very personal practice. It's not a one size fits all there is not a secret formula that someone has unlocked. It's very personal to each person, and it should be celebrated that you do it individually. So I think that is something important for everybody to remember.

Brandon Handley 3:30
Yeah, so it's like be authentic, let it go. But be truly authentic too. Right? Not just this not this authentic that everybody else thinks you should be

Teanna Campbell 3:43
different. everybody's like, be authentic, but do it this way.

Brandon Handley 3:46
Right. Right. Here's how you be authentic. And if there's a recipe for it, that's not necessarily authentic. No. Right. So, um,

Unknown Speaker 3:57
what do I think that you should have on a shirt?

Teanna Campbell 4:02
Now the bitch I was actually just designing it like five minutes ago, honestly.

Brandon Handley 4:06
Well, that's because and now also say this because you open up one of your YouTubes with that, right? And you're like, you know, people may know me as or say, I'm a mouthy, bitch. I'm like I'm like I love it. Right and I all I see is that on a shirt for you? Because your graphics are great, right? You do a great job. Who does your graphics? do you do that? You work yourself?

Teanna Campbell 4:26
I do it. Yeah,

Brandon Handley 4:28
yeah. So I love guys if you're not following, john, I'd like just go check her out. It's fun. You do a good job with the designs and the branding. And so your current brand is a manifestation gangster, is that right? Yes, it is. Let's talk about it. So tell us a little bit about if I'm checking out manifestation gangster What am I getting myself involved with?

Teanna Campbell 4:55
Um, wow. A lot of fuck bombs. And a lot of nevel teachings mixed in with the fog bombs. People have a big problem with that for some reason. I don't know why, but they get very offended and say never would have never said that. And I'm like, he's not alive right now, you know? No.

Brandon Handley 5:17
No, it doesn't. It doesn't matter whether or not never would have said it. It's how you're teaching it. But would have been funny to hear him talk that way, though. Because what this clip like Anglo Saxon, like, you know, nevel was, I mean, just how would never have told you to get fucked.

Teanna Campbell 5:38
Right? It would have been so interesting. And I just, I don't know, when I listened to him. I can actually imagine it. Like, you can hear it sometimes in the tonality of his speeches. He kind of wants to. He wants to tell people, I've told you the same thing for 20 years. It shouldn't be this fucking hard.

Brandon Handley 5:56
Right? I think i think i think if i hear him saying it, he's got the one where he's talking about getting the clams or something in New York, right? He's there with his crew. And he goes, and he gets like, he orders it for breakfast. Or he wanted clams for breakfast. Right? And he's like, he could just see it. He sauced like it like, I don't know, 9am or something on a Sunday morning. It's like, he's just tore up drinking martinis, and he's going out with his crew. And it's like, I order the clams. Right? He's just so you know, he's so funny, but you could hear him saying, like, give me the fucking clams.

Teanna Campbell 6:34
Right? Right. Like you can hear him he? I am convinced he would approve, but the very strict nashvillians don't enjoy it, avoid it. Alright,

Brandon Handley 6:46
for those uninitiated without neville goddard, what's the what's the history on him?

Unknown Speaker 6:52
So

Teanna Campbell 6:55
honestly, all, I preach a lot of neville goddard. But it's not from a place of knowing an intense amount about him, I was only introduced to nevel. It's been less than a year, because I got so excited that I had figured out this whole key to manifestation and I was teaching it to people about how it's about your feelings and your vibrations that you put out into the universe. And it has nothing to do with your words. It's all the feelings, all the feelings. And somebody came to me one day, and they were talking about neville goddard. And I'm like, Who the fuck is that? And they're like, well, that's what you teach. And I'm like, no, it's no one's not I made the shit up. I discovered this, I'm gonna be famous. And they're like, you need to go check out neville goddard. Right. And I did, and I was heartbroken. Oh,

Brandon Handley 7:48
that's the worst, right? You're like, well, I can't believe this has been done before.

Teanna Campbell 7:52
That's exactly. So then I ordered every novel book, I could find neville goddard is a manifestation teacher. He's dead. Now. This he was around. What in the 30s 50s? somewhere? I don't know, a long time ago, we were not alive when he was around, right. And he taught it almost like he had books published. But it was more underground. It wasn't like common knowledge that everybody talked about. It wasn't like Napoleon Hill and the secret to getting rich. His was like seminars that he did. And he would just go and tell people about manifestation I take him he wasn't really in it for the money. He was like, here's everything I know. So he has crap everywhere. He will just need to read it. Because I didn't make it up.

Brandon Handley 8:45
This time, the this time last year, it was totally me. Um, so I'll throw on the one of the reasons he didn't need to do it for money. It was like it came from a wealthy family. Right. So he had a super wealthy family. And while he was not relying on that, it gave him the confidence to say whatever the fuck you want to say. Because one of the things that is interesting is that if this is all you do, it can be a challenge. Right? Some sometimes you'll you'll may fall out. So lots of good word phrase sell out. Sure. So so an Alan Watts talks about that too. You know, watts fan.

Teanna Campbell 9:37
He, I don't know who that is.

Brandon Handley 9:40
So real similar with Alan Watts, right. So he's another guy like kind of they're, they're around the same era. Both kind of beat Nicky, you know, weird ways of talking, but similar space. But what he says is like when you do these things, and you have to do it as your only thing there's a certain sense Stress behind it right? A certain like this happen a certain restriction of yourself right? Not being often Sure, right? Like you're you lose some sense of authenticity because you're like, ah, but people won't buy it because it's fucking crazy. Right? But like, you also go back to the idea of like, yeah, 50% of the people hate you, no matter what you do. And 50% of people love you. So so it's like, you know, tell me get back. So you're doing the devil, you're doing the nevel f bomb gig. So, yeah, you got into it, though, kind of on your own. So how did you get into this space?

Teanna Campbell 10:42
So I taught manifestation. Before that's been my gig, I became a hypnotist. And then I got really into manifestation and using hypnosis for manifestation. And through my own trial and error and practice and working with clients, I was like, holy shit, this has nothing to do with the words and the affirmations, necessarily. affirmations are helpful, but they're not like the key to everything you've ever wanted. And so just through working through all of that for a couple years, I was like, Oh, my God, it's the feeling. It's the feeling. Right? And I was so proud. But it just started with I taught manifestation. And I was tired of traditional manifestation like, I will reference abraham hicks sometimes because I think there's some good quotes in there. But there are definitely a lot of people who have heard me say, I hate abraham hicks.

Teanna Campbell 11:48
I hate the way it's taught.

Teanna Campbell 11:52
And so just through getting frustrated with people not seeing results, doing it the abraham hicks way. I took it and figured out what worked and what didn't. And it happens to be the same stuff that neville goddard

Teanna Campbell 12:08
teaches about. Okay.

Brandon Handley 12:11
Would you so abraham hicks is a all law of attraction? Would you consider Neville Goddard's teaching law of attraction? Or would you consider manifestation? Because I think it sounds like there's a little bit of a discerning, right.

Teanna Campbell 12:28
I think neville goddard actually had a really good understanding of all 12 of the spiritual laws, he doesn't make references to each specific one. But if you study the 12 spiritual laws, or the 12 laws of the universe, each one you can pinpoint to different level teachings. So I think he just had a really good understanding of all of it. So there is law of attraction in there, because it's one of the laws, but he goes over all of that, which is probably why I enjoy his work more. I it's not all law of attraction.

Brandon Handley 13:12
Okay. No, I mean, it's interesting, right? Because that my, again, my perception is he's different than just your strict like law of attraction people and, you know, right, positive and positive thinking and all this other stuff. He's in a different different sphere, different space. And so I think it's interesting that that's kind of who you you gravitated towards and, and run through. So you did the hypnosis, right? For manifestation, and then, you know, you came across the feeling part, right? So Where, where, where did that epiphany come from for you?

Teanna Campbell 13:54
It's so cliche, but I was literally just driving in my car one day, I do all of my best thinking in my car. I am convinced if I ever write a book, it will be thoughts I've had in a car. And it just popped into my head. I don't know if I was talking with a client. I have a really bad habit of doing voice talking with clients over the phone while I'm driving. Um, so I don't know if I was talking with a client or what it was. But I remember sitting at the stoplight waiting for it to turn green. And I was just like, oh my god, it's about vibrations. And right there in this split second of it wasn't a split second, it was like 10 seconds. I had already planned out this entire course about how manifestation is vibrations and how to tune into it. And while I was launching and working with people, somebody told me about nubble It all happened very quickly, but it was just in my car.

Brandon Handley 14:52
Yeah, that's great. It's great. I think I think that is is huge right where emotion and feeling right is about big part of it when and it's also tied to the visualization aspect right? And if you tie that right to a your feelings and emotions, right, you don't know, tell me what happens there.

Teanna Campbell 15:14
Well, I will I've never actually heard him talk about it, but I am convinced neville goddard evil either was a hypnotist or had a really good understanding of hypnosis. Because everything he talks about the state akin to sleep in the visualization with the feelings, that's hypnosis, when he mentions getting really relaxed so that the images go into your subconscious mind. That is hypnosis. So essentially, in all of his books, when he's telling people how to visualize and how to relax, he's just telling everyone how to self hypnotize. And I think that's a big part of why it is so effective because hypnosis is sending messages straight to your subconscious mind, which is then what you experience in reality.

Brandon Handley 16:06
He calls the subconscious does he call it a subconscious? So he calls right

Teanna Campbell 16:11
mind more often. But I don't like to say unconscious mind. Just that's it. That just feels wrong to me since I was trained as a hypnotist first, okay, so I call it the subconscious. But he does have a few books where he also just straight out refers to it as the subconscious mind, the subconscious mind.

Brandon Handley 16:32
So I think that one of your first when we first connected you were calling it the God the God, what was it the God? God manifestation? God state God state, that's what Yeah, which is very novel, too, though, right?

Teanna Campbell 16:51
That was, so it's funny talking about authenticity. My brand is quirky and bright colors, and not like other people. And I had a friend who was kind of an Instagram goddess, she has, like 400,000 followers on Instagram, she's built up a ton of accounts to hundreds of thousands of people. And she didn't agree with my branding on either of my businesses. And so I changed it to be Instagram friendly. And she's the one who was like God state because that's what people will search for when they search for nevel stuff. And you need to go plain with black and white, maybe a little bit of gold because people respond to that. So I took everything and made it so boring. And our friendship and I

Brandon Handley 17:46
really liked it by the way, I liked your golden black. And I was like I was like it's very well done. So right. So you know, maybe that's okay.

Teanna Campbell 17:56
Just wasn't you,

Teanna Campbell 18:00
me. Our friendship ended up like not working out it is what it is whatever you know, girls do when they get together. And with time, I was like, well, this is who I really want to be. Right. So I changed it to how it was before her and probably confused the crap out of everybody. But that was authentic. So God's state was actually like the brainchild of someone else that I came up with the name, but it was with the encouragement of other people.

Brandon Handley 18:34
I hear you, I hear you. I've done many things with the encouragement of other people that I should. So let's talk about let's talk about your brand now like I mean, you've got manifestation gangster, it's a lot of fun, it is bright, it is vibrant. And you know what type of people you working with.

Teanna Campbell 18:56
Um, it's funny because I get kind of I work pretty much just with women, a lot of women business owners and a lot of the single mom kind of women I you attract a lot of what you are so because I've had healing around all of the stuff I've had to work through, the majority of people I work with and attract are actually in the same place I was in years ago. So that's almost exclusively, who I end up working with.

Brandon Handley 19:36
Now, it's interesting, and I've definitely found that to I mean, some of my first interviews were with like, you know, people with not necessarily daddy issues, but like, you know, had, you know, weird dad backstories that were almost identical to mine, right? Like my dad died of like everyone overdose, right? And like, maybe like three out of 10 people that I interviewed, they had their dad's

Unknown Speaker 20:00
I'd like heroin overdose.

Teanna Campbell 20:01
Have a beer dad that story. See? See, look?

Brandon Handley 20:07
Maybe this is more common than we thought. What's your what's the weird dad backstory?

Unknown Speaker 20:15
Um,

Teanna Campbell 20:18
wow. My dad was never involved. And I learned when I was like six or seven that my dad didn't want me and so the dad I had was actually an adoptive dad. Because he married my mom when I was like one. And then he left and then I met my bio dad, it was just like a shit show all through my teen years. The weirdest and now I haven't talked to him in 20 years.

Brandon Handley 20:50
That fucking

Teanna Campbell 20:54
No, I'm sure that you are great one. So we're not gonna say

Brandon Handley 20:58
no, that's totally true. I'm talking about the rest of them. I kid I just um, so what else is fun in this space? I mean, what is your favorite nevel like so here's another part of this podcast, right? This podcast is really about leaning into that authenticity. What did it take for you to start working in this space? Because it's not one that I would say is super socially acceptable and easy to break into? Is that what do you think

Teanna Campbell 21:29
neville goddard space

Brandon Handley 21:30
neville goddard law of attraction and manifestation coaching you know that you've got 90% of the people that you've run into relate with that's woo woo is, you know, all this other stuff. So what was it like jumping into this space and kind of leading from there?

Unknown Speaker 21:47
Um,

Teanna Campbell 21:49
I honestly didn't really have problems with it. Before I really jumped into neville goddard. I was mostly exclusively a mindset coach, like, that's why I learned about hypnosis. So I was already talking mindset stuff. I was already talking about the subconscious mind, I was already kind of in that space. And then it just kind of slowly evolved, I think, into what it is now. And because it was slow. The audience that I had built up over the years just followed with me, they evolved with me as well. So for me, it was actually a really easy transition. I didn't have a difficult time with it at all. I don't I'm not part. So there's a lot of the really big like nevel teachers, I've never talked to any of them I haven't like broken into

Brandon Handley 22:45
circle

Teanna Campbell 22:46
their circle, right. So it's just kind of me doing my own thing, but I like it that way. So I just hang out and do what I want to do.

Brandon Handley 22:58
What I'm so if I was to call for coaching with you, what's our What's our first call like?

Teanna Campbell 23:06
I just do very open. Caught like a call would kind of just start with the bullshitting. What are you working on bullshitting? It's important stuff, but what are you working on? What are you manifesting? How are you feeling about it? What are you currently doing what, and then we just break it down into what's standing in their way if they're having consistent, focused thoughts on why it's not there, or what is missing or how it's not coming. And then we just let it evolve naturally, I'm a very free flowing person, I don't have a lot of the super structure in my calls, or my coaching packages or my businesses. Nobody is built the same kind of like how we talked about in the very beginning of this, it's a very personal journey to everyone. And one type of ritual, I call them rituals, that's kind of Woo. But one kind of ritual or technique doesn't work for everybody. So I take the time to really get to know people so that it actually does work for them. So the calls there's not really a big structure to it. It's let's get to know you and see where you are. And then we just break through that shit.

Brandon Handley 24:25
No, absolutely. Right. So tailor made. Right, right.

Teanna Campbell 24:30
100% no call is ever the same.

Unknown Speaker 24:36
Could couldn't be if you tried.

Brandon Handley 24:40
And let's talk about doing doing this kind of as a parent to are you I know you said your son's at the game, right? Right now or practice, right

Teanna Campbell 24:49
doctor? I have two daughters. The one plays football so that's what

Brandon Handley 24:54
Yeah, so do teach your children and stuff.

Teanna Campbell 24:58
Yeah, yeah. My kids are like my coach when I get stuck, and I'm focusing on the wrong shit. And I'm like, Oh my god, everything is going wrong. My kids will jump in and they'll be like, Mom, what you focus on grows? And I'm like, Oh, snap. Okay.

Unknown Speaker 25:18
Well,

Teanna Campbell 25:20
thanks.

Teanna Campbell 25:22
My kids know probably as much about it as I do. I let them listen in on coaching calls. They listen to when I do trainings, there's probably the one listening in her room the next door right now. They listen to all of it, they are constantly immersed in devil in manifestation and mindset all the time. And they talk just like me.

Unknown Speaker 25:45
So, clearly,

Teanna Campbell 25:47
clearly, it's great conversation with their school teachers.

Brandon Handley 25:53
Do they? Do they bring it up at school? Have you ever gotten a call from schools and ask them what's going on with the manifestation or anything like that?

Teanna Campbell 26:00
The only time I've gotten calls from schools is when they drop bombs.

Brandon Handley 26:06
And bring out the good, that's what you focus on grows? Don't you tell them that?

Unknown Speaker 26:10
Right? That's cool.

Teanna Campbell 26:13
Just let them be just let them be? No. But they will tell their friends. My daughter had a birthday party at our house a couple weeks ago, and all of her friends came over. And it's a bunch of little 13 year old girls who wanted to be hypnotized and have their cards read. And it was I did not hypnotize them. That would be slightly unethical. But I did read cards and ship for them. So it's actually kids are really open to this stuff. And if parents were open about what they were learning and what they were teaching, and what they were evolving through, I think the kids would grow up to be even more adept at it than we are.

Brandon Handley 26:54
What I mean by that

Teanna Campbell 26:56
it's easier for them. But kids, my kids have I've been explaining this to them since they were seven or eight years old. And they have an amazing handle just intuitively on what manifestation is and how to use their mind. And they, I mean, if they want to snow day, because they don't want to go to school, they just go to bed and they say, we're not going to go to school tomorrow. And it's a snow day. Like my kids can manifest and do whatever the hell they want. And I think it's really beautiful.

Unknown Speaker 27:30
Um,

Brandon Handley 27:33
I love that I love that they love they are in that space. I think that it is very intuitive. I mean, once you kind of cross over certain thresholds. Is there any going back to the way you used to be?

Teanna Campbell 27:47
Not comfortably? Right.

Brandon Handley 27:50
You know, it's kind of it's very, you know, matrix II, right? There is no going back to you take that pill, there's kind of no going back. And if you're if you're not a fan of Abraham Hicks is like, there's there's no going back. She always says that, right? She says there's no going back.

Unknown Speaker 28:06
Right?

Brandon Handley 28:08
And it becomes, I mean, how does it feel? Does it feel it feels 100% natural to be in that state of being? Is that fair to say? Would you say that?

Unknown Speaker 28:19
Yeah. Yeah.

Brandon Handley 28:23
And would you say that it's, it just becomes intuitive, and once you kind of discovered is, it's like, it's almost like you've always known that it was there.

Teanna Campbell 28:33
Right? For sure. And I think breaking through to that side can be uncomfortable. Like, there's a lot of releasing the victim mode, and a lot of that stuff that we're taught through society, but like my kids, I've never heard them blame a problem on somebody else ever. It's always, like, they know how to take responsibility for what they've created. It's not just that somebody at school is mean to them, or that they got picked on by someone or that football practice was too hard. And their coach was mean, like they understand creating their reality, and that it's a mindset shift that they need to make. And because of that, I don't think like my children will ever be in that place of being a victim of anything, they will take control of it. For forever From now on, and I think kids are really, really good at that. If they're taught that from a young age.

Brandon Handley 29:35
Yeah, no, I agree. What, um, and I love that they take like, 100% of responsibility and that they create that space. I mean, let's talk about what it means to create that space. What is it? What do you mean by they create that space?

Teanna Campbell 29:53
I think that anytime anything happens that is undesirable, right. There's a lesson in How we kind of took part in that. And I, I do like to make a disclaimer, when I say that I don't mean the really big, bad, terrible life experiences like death. I don't include in that I don't think people manifest death at all, ever. I think that was already determined before we came here. But other things like the way that people treat you, or the results that you get either from something or from another person, it's never just something that happens to you, there's a lesson to be learned as to why that happened. If your mind was focused on, I'm not going to be good enough, or I never succeeded anything, or I never get hitched first, or people like other people, if you have those kinds of thoughts, then the result you got was a result of those thoughts. So I don't think any, that any of this stuff just happens to you. It's something that you can evaluate where in your mind, you attracted this results, and hold the space for yourself to create better beliefs and better thoughts. So that you get better results?

Brandon Handley 31:23
Is it easy for someone to change their beliefs?

Teanna Campbell 31:27
That's what hypnosis is for? Yes.

Brandon Handley 31:32
What is so can you do hypnosis? Like over over zoom? Or a phone call?

Teanna Campbell 31:40
Yeah, 99.9% of all my clients are over the phone,

Brandon Handley 31:45
or just audios and hypnosis as part of it. So you talked about earlier to like, you know, hypnosis is basically sending messages or beliefs directly to the subconscious. That's what you said. Yep. How like, I mean,

Unknown Speaker 32:04
right. So how,

Brandon Handley 32:08
how am I preventing things from getting to the subconscious? Without hypnosis?

Teanna Campbell 32:15
Um, how are you preventing things from getting your subconscious?

Brandon Handley 32:20
Yeah, like, I mean, why is it what makes it what makes hypnosis able to do that?

Teanna Campbell 32:26
So hypnosis, what it does, you spend a bit of time getting relaxed, right? So like Neville talks about that too, you get relaxed before you do the visualization. The reason you get relaxed or why your hypnotherapist will relax you is because when you physically relaxed, your conscious mind gets really bored. And it checks out. When your conscious mind isn't there anymore as your gatekeeper, your subconscious mind is accessible. And that's how you just put the messages straight in, you can put stuff through to your subconscious without being hypnotized. You just have to repeat it a lot. You have to put the conscious effort into it, you have to make sure that you're focused on it and not allowing other beliefs said. So it's you you can it's just like taking a long road I prefer just getting shit done really fast.

Brandon Handley 33:24
know for sure so but so what you're saying then is the conscious is acting as a gatekeeper. Um, and yeah, if you're trying to put new stuff in. Like if I try to put new stuff in my brain, my conscience would be like, No, no, no, no new stuff, because we've got all this other stuff here that we're so good with. Right?

Teanna Campbell 33:46
Right, right, or this other stuff we have contradicts what you're trying to put in there. Like if you have a belief that you were born into a broke family, and that you're always going to be broke, that money is hard to come by money doesn't grow on trees, etc, etc. If you have those beliefs really ingrained in yourself or in your subconscious mind, and you're trying to affirm over and over again, I am rich money flows to me money sticks to me, your subconscious mind and your gatekeeper. Like we already have these other beliefs that are different than that. So you either have to get rid of the old ones, or repeat the new ones a lot.

Brandon Handley 34:33
And each time, each time I'm repeating these affirmations, though, my subconscious is like,

Teanna Campbell 34:38
no, right? Right. Like you're just reminding yourself over and over again, like No, that's not true.

Unknown Speaker 34:47
So, you know,

Brandon Handley 34:51
I was talking with somebody else earlier this week and and the idea of, they call it the quantum question. I don't know if you've seen that when the quantum question or Have you seen Noah St. John's? Oh hell, what does he do? AV formations? Oh, yeah, yeah.

Teanna Campbell 35:11
Yeah. Asking questions.

Brandon Handley 35:13
So is that like ordinations? So is that like, so I just heard this weekend, there's some other dude out there doing the exact same thing. So he's calling it the quantum question. Because quantum, because everything is quantum right now.

Teanna Campbell 35:27
It's the new authentic, trendy thing.

Brandon Handley 35:30
Right, right. Quantum quantum authenticity. But I think that that's a trick for the subconscious right to bypass the subconscious. Yeah. Right. Yeah. So is that similar?

Teanna Campbell 35:43
Yeah. So like, you were just saying, if you have grown up and been raised really poor, do you have that super strong, subconscious belief? And you're trying to affirm over and over again, I am rich, your subconscious mind is like, No, you're not. But if you're asking it in the form of a question, your subconscious mind starts to go, hey, what? And you kind of trick it and so it starts to figure out how to make it true. So I wouldn't say affirmations, affirmations, I wish you would have named it something else that was more distinguishable. But affirmations are definitely a better tool, especially when you're starting then regular affirmations that everybody preaches.

Brandon Handley 36:32
Yeah, no. Absolutely feels like feels like feels like a nice trick, right? I feel like, you know, the brain, the mind, whatever you feel like calling it has to close a loop. Right? So if you ask it those questions, it's like, it just wants to close that loop. It doesn't really care. Just Just like, well, he asked, right, I need to find answers. So um, what is like one of your life? So? I love man, like I save like, all kinds of like the neville goddard ones. So the coin I haven't, I think is one of my favorites. Right? Do you listen to his speeches when he's talking? Or Geez. So yeah, do you have a favorite a nevel YouTube video?

Teanna Campbell 37:19
Oh, I kind of knew you were gonna ask something like this. And I was not prepared. I don't have a favorite nevel YouTube. But there's a book and it is his last book that was ever released. And I cannot remember the name of it because it's on my phone. But it's basically and you can only get it on Audible. Um, it's a collection of a book he was working on before he died. And then some random speeches that were never like published anywhere else.

Brandon Handley 37:56
Okay. The full reader? No. Who's got that one? Right. The full readers a one of those ones.

Teanna Campbell 38:06
Yeah, not a whole lot of his books together. This is something

Brandon Handley 38:09
something else. Well, I've got one audible credit. I am going to use

Teanna Campbell 38:15
telethon. Hold on. I have. I'm tricky. I have two phones. So give me such a burner and ridiculous.

Teanna Campbell 38:24
Yeah, no.

Unknown Speaker 38:28
No.

Brandon Handley 38:34
While you're looking that up, I mean, do you see the space is, you know, growing becoming more acceptable. versing The, the you know, the conservatives base? Like, what are your thoughts on kind of where this is going? manifestation or mindset training and just kind of being in the space?

Teanna Campbell 38:59
I think that people are getting more and more. Um,

Teanna Campbell 39:10
it's just becoming more accepted. And I think that by hearing your friends talk about it, or I'm hearing it talked about more on things like Instagram or YouTube or whatever it is. People are becoming more inclined to pay attention to it and to accept it. So I think it's it's making a big I hear more and more people talk about it all the time. Or people come to me and they're like, Oh, yeah, I've actually heard about that. And I'm like,

Brandon Handley 39:52
say What? Get out of my spigot.

Teanna Campbell 39:54
It's not this big secret anymore.

Unknown Speaker 39:56
Right right. Now I hear you. I hear you. And then I

Brandon Handley 40:04
was so I'm kind of waiting on you to to get your novel guy.

Teanna Campbell 40:08
No, I don't know what my phone is doing. I want it. I think it might be this one called the infinite potential, but I'm not. It's like 400 an hour. It's not really 400. Yeah, infinite potential.

Unknown Speaker 40:24
Yeah. And what do you love about it?

Teanna Campbell 40:28
It's not the typical

Teanna Campbell 40:32
stuff that you hear about nevel because it's not, it wasn't. It's not one of his big books like feeling is the secret or any of those. So it's not the same regurgitated stuff. This is like his, it's more advanced level, but he also doesn't speak quite so biblically. In some of it like he does in his previous works. It's just a different vibe. And I'm sad. He never like actually finished all of the stuff he was working on. There is one book in there that is basically like taken straight out of the Bible. It's not my favorite one. But it still has a lot of really good points to it.

Brandon Handley 41:20
Right. So I think it's interesting, too. And I don't think that we mentioned that yet that most of his stuff is out of the Bible. Right, like, right, you're like, but when he talks about it, he talks about it in a way that I know I'd never heard about it. The Bible talks about that way. Right? Because if it was like, I still remember, the first time I heard I was listening to one of his books driving from North Carolina to New Jersey. And he's talking, I got excited. I was like, this is it. I'm driving by myself like, right. Right. This is awesome. I mean, I was like, Why? Why? I was like that this book is now this book is cool.

Teanna Campbell 42:09
Right now this dude's legit. Right? I'll let him Yeah, I do. I love how he takes the Bible. I grew up in a very, very religious LDS household. What does that mean?

Brandon Handley 42:24
Oh, god. What LDS mean, okay. I don't put it okay. Yeah.

Teanna Campbell 42:29
The Mormons. Have you ever heard of those

Brandon Handley 42:31
people? Yeah, they're they're out there. What is LDS stand for Latter Day Saints? That's what it is. Okay.

Teanna Campbell 42:39
Yes, Latter Day Saints. I forget not everyone lives in Idaho, where there's a mormon church on every corner. But we grew up I grew up super Mormon, and I never identified with it. So I was kind of like the black sheep of my family because I wasn't all up in the

Unknown Speaker 43:02
Mormon.

Teanna Campbell 43:04
Hold version of shit. And they all use the scriptures all the time to harp on the way you should be. And so when Neville started using the Bible and explaining that it's a guide for manifestation, and it's not this historical book that we're supposed to, like, emulate, I was like, Oh my god, I love this guy so much.

Brandon Handley 43:30
I love to try to get anybody in your family to listen to

Teanna Campbell 43:34
my immediate family, my mom and my sisters, my brother, they have all actually like crossed over to my side a bit more. Yeah. They are not Mormon II at all. And they will talk about manifestation and they will talk about the feeling and the focus, and I think it's really fucking awesome.

Brandon Handley 43:56
I love it. Yeah. What would you say manifestation is when I'm manifesting? What am I?

Teanna Campbell 44:06
You are

Teanna Campbell 44:09
programming.

Teanna Campbell 44:12
Oh, there's so many different ways. You can describe it in so many ways. But you're programming your desired reality into your subconscious mind so that it manifests on the 3d physical plane.

Brandon Handley 44:24
You're saying my brain is a 3d printer?

Teanna Campbell 44:27
Yes. Yes. Oh, that's beautiful.

Teanna Campbell 44:33
Yeah, brain is a 3d printer.

Brandon Handley 44:35
That's awesome. That's awesome. Who else do you really love in this space? Um, outside of nevel that you kind of teach about,

Teanna Campbell 44:43
and Lauren so Val shin. She's the mom. I love her so much.

Brandon Handley 44:49
Haha. She is awesome. She's awesome.

Teanna Campbell 44:52
I don't know how she is not preached everywhere. Like I don't know where people decided. Abraham Hicks was Gonna be the one that everyone relied on but they are missing out on so much. Yeah, by not having Florence plastered everywhere, which and it's

Brandon Handley 45:13
Hi, favorite affirmations from Florence Give me one or two. Because she's she's an affirmation queen. She's a great affirmation queen.

Teanna Campbell 45:21
I don't use hers.

Brandon Handley 45:24
All right, no, no, no worries. I gotta look one up because I

Teanna Campbell 45:26
have basically one affirmation that I use. Okay, and it's not hers. What is it? Oh, it's there's nothing I can do to fuck this up. Who? I love it.

Brandon Handley 45:41
Love it. Nothing is as yours or do you have somebody you want

Teanna Campbell 45:48
I heard something similar from a YouTuber Her name is Jasmine. She teaches about like how to manifest this was a specific person, which I don't really get into because I don't give a shit about it. Um, but she said something similar to that. And I took it and adapted it to my language. And now it's just basically the only one I use

Brandon Handley 46:12
a

Teanna Campbell 46:13
lot. What were you pulling up by Florida?

Brandon Handley 46:16
Like it's like I love them all. So the thing that I love about forest is that hers like so she was an artist. So when she's writes, he does a really good job of painting the picture, which is what you're supposed to when you write but not everybody does it with the visuals that she can do. She's got one that's like talks about Here it is. Here's one that I really like, I am harmonious happy and divinely magnetic and now draw to me my ships over comm See, that's not the one I love, though.

Teanna Campbell 46:44
Like, I just like that one. I don't love it.

Brandon Handley 46:46
Yeah, but she's got so many and a couple of them. When I know when I was listening to her, like all times always listening to, you know, the game of life and how to play it and your word is your wand. Right? And one of them's like, you know, I see lines in my path, and I walk up to them realize that they're friendly. airedales, which is a type of dog, right? I didn't know what airedales were for a while, but I finally was like their dog. Uh, but it's true, right? You're, the things that you are afraid of that are on your path. If you don't walk up to them, you know, you, you're always afraid of them. But when you walk up to them, you see that, you know, they probably provide more benefit than other another thing that between I was listening to her nevel all the time. And it was the idea of just giving all your worries over to God but I also translated God into my subconscious because of, of nevel right and I was like, God all makes fucking sense as like if I just if I just give it over to like the 95% that pumps my you know, pumps my blood grows my hair grows my nails and does a bunch of other shit that even if I didn't know how to do it, I wouldn't be able to do it any better than it already does. Right? Why don't I just go ahead and let that part of me do that.

Teanna Campbell 48:10
That's where mine comes from. There's nothing I can do to fuck this up. Like I if my subconscious or my god self, whatever you want to call it is handling it. My little mere human pimply body like can't mess it up. So it's exactly the same thing. Hello. I love them. I love them. I love them. Right.

Brandon Handley 48:35
Right. And I agree, right? If you're if you're out there, and if you're in manifestation land, and you haven't checked, either one of them out nevel is is different, highly. I personally, I mean, I don't know about you, Tiana. Like I love how he talks like there's nothing better than like kind of driving down the road and listening to Neville talk.

Teanna Campbell 48:58
Right? Except you do have to be careful. There was one book I got from Audible, and the narrator was terrible. And I just listened to the whole thing. And I'm like, that is not what the fuck never would say like, I knew it was his words. It was not his tonality or his voice and I was so traumatized.

Brandon Handley 49:22
There's a guy out there, just I have Brant that reads a lot of his stuff. And he does a good job, but he's still you can't so the recommendation here is if you go find some nevel on YouTube, do not you must you must listen to him deliver it in person because his cadence is, was that a lilt to his voice right? Like he's just very, very, you know, Barbados. Just I love it. Right.

Unknown Speaker 49:51
And yeah,

Brandon Handley 49:52
yeah, check out some forums. What else do you love about Florence?

Teanna Campbell 49:58
Why do you have it She's just straight to the point. I think that's really that's how I teach. I don't do a lot of the fluff and the pomp and circumstance that like Abraham Hicks throws into it. Um, I like it very direct and to the point, and that is exactly how far it's like if you've ever looked at her books or books or this small. Yeah, it's because she's not about

Unknown Speaker 50:26
God want more, right?

Teanna Campbell 50:26
She's like, this is it. This is what you need to know. Go do. That's it. And I love that about. Yeah,

Brandon Handley 50:33
that's cool. It's perfect. What are you like, I just love her. Like I said, she paints great pictures. She has good affirmations. She's very clear, succinct. And it just all makes sense, right? Once in once you kind of get into this the flow and the pattern of this space. She's simple. It's easy, right? Keep it simple, stupid, right? And that's what she does. She keeps it simple. She doesn't try to like you said add anything to it. I think

Teanna Campbell 51:05
she has a quote as she starts one of her books by basically saying keep it simple, stupid, but she doesn't say stupid. She said something else. But that's how she starts her book. She's like, keep it simple.

Brandon Handley 51:16
Yeah. Yeah. It doesn't have to be. It doesn't have to be everything else. Right. One question for you. Right? Be if I've got a, you know, money block, right? If I'm having a problem with getting over that in my life, what's the quickest way I can get over that?

Teanna Campbell 51:37
evaluate your relationship with yourself? I mean,

Teanna Campbell 51:44
yes. Oh, every time it's when somebody has a money blog, it usually has to do with the way they feel about themselves. It has almost never really that much to do with the money. It has to do with they don't like the way they look. They don't like that they didn't graduate high school. They don't like that. They haven't had a lasting relationship. They don't whatever it is, they don't like about themselves. They're translating it over into their bank account. By healing your relationship with yourself. The money heals on its own. Pretty much every time.

Brandon Handley 52:25
keepin it simple. I love it. Where should people go to find you?

Teanna Campbell 52:32
I'm Tiana Campbell on YouTube.

Brandon Handley 52:36
You're blowing up? They're blowing up there. I know.

Unknown Speaker 52:42
Why yes, I am. Alright, Tana Campbell over on YouTube. Thank you, Brandon. Yeah, thank you for being on today.

Teanna Campbell 52:50
It was really fun. I appreciate it. Thank you.