EPISODE · Jun 26, 2026 · 47 MIN
EP243: Why You Keep Getting the Opposite of What You Asked For
from Create Your Fate
"What if the thing frustrating you right now is actually the opportunity you've been asking for?" -- MegIn this episode:Discover why asking for more often leads to discomfort instead of immediate resultsLearn how to recognize opportunities for growth when they show up disguised as setbacks, delays, and difficult decisionsUnderstand why the same patterns keep repeating in your life—and the one question that can help you finally break the cycleLearn how to stop settling for old versions of yourself and make choices that align with the life you're trying to createGet your free 7-day trial to the FateCreator life coaching app!This episode is Part 2 of last week's conversation about getting laid off from SoulCycle, but don't worry if you missed it—you can jump right in here. After sharing my story, I found myself asking a question that kept coming up: Did I accidentally manifest getting laid off? I had been asking for more freedom, more time, more impact, and more opportunities to create... so was this unexpected ending somehow connected to the things I'd been calling in?Then a friend asked me something that sent me down an entirely different rabbit hole: "Are we supposed to be careful what we ask for?" This was so interesting to me, I just had to share this with you! In this episode, we're exploring why life sometimes feels like it's giving us the exact opposite of what we want, why we may be tested before our manifestations take place, and why the thing frustrating you right now might actually be the opportunity you've been asking for all along.Connect with Meg:Free 7-day trial to unlimited coaching tools!Follow Meg on InstagramFollow The Create Your Fate Podcast on InstagramTake your FREE Enneagram TestSubscribe to Meg's newsletterDisclaimer
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