EPISODE · Aug 21, 2026 · 21 MIN
How I Manifested My Dream House on the Exact Road I Drove Past 13 Years Earlier
from Just F*cking Manifest It · host Noor Hibbert
In this episode, Noor gets into what happens when your dreams feel so big your mind just can't get on board — and how to fix it. She shares the full story of manifesting her dream home: from standing in her then-boyfriend Richard's kitchen in 2010 saying she wanted to build her dream house one day, to driving down a road in Sheffield years later telling him "one day we're going to live here," to finding a bungalow on Rightmove during a caravan holiday in Cornwall, competing against nine other offers, and discovering it was on the exact road she'd pointed to all those years before. The lesson? Your vision is always working. But your conscious mind needs to be brought along for the ride. Noor introduces the parameters of possibility and conscious mind onboarding — the process of breaking big dreams into logical steps so your mind stops shutting them down and starts building the ladder towards them instead. If you're ready to step into the version of you who manifests everything on your vision board (and then some!)...I'm hosting a FREE workshop on Thursday August 27th at 7PM BST. It's called Become The Woman Who Manifests Her Vision Board To Reality Over And Over Again and inside, we're going to go deep into becoming the woman who can take a vision, hold it, move with it and turn it into reality repeatedly. If something in this podcast episode has awoken something in you that knows you're meant for more… save your spot below, you're not going to want to miss this >>> SAVE YOUR SPOT TODAY Enjoyed today's episode? Noor always loves to hear your lightbulb moments & responds to all DM's personally. Share your thoughts with Noor on Instagram @Noor_Hibbert
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