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Jim Carrey was such a firm believer in visualizing his future, even just to make him feel better about his current situation, that he wrote himself a check for US$10 million in 1992. Three years later, in 1995, he found out that he would be paid $10 million for ‘Dumb and Dumber.’
Oprah Winfrey encourages people to create the highest and grandest vision possible for their lives and believe it will happen.
Songwriter, actor, director, playwright, screenwriter, producer, and author Tyler Perry believes that visualization is why he went from nobody showing up to his play to his success today.
Jay-Z believes that a significant part of making the law of attraction work is by saying what you’re going to do. He feels that you can speak things into existence.
Kanye West has been speaking out about his visualization technique since the very beginning of his career.
Steve Harvey sums up his understanding of the law of attraction by saying, “If you see it in your mind, you can hold it in your hand.” He believes that people are like magnets, drawing to them whatever they are feeling.
There are interviews online of Denzel Washington giving insight into his understanding and beliefs surrounding manifestation. When asked how people attract according to the law of attraction, he replied that, “You attract what you feel, what you are.”
Ariana Grande proved that manifesting specific people may not be wise. She said that she would marry Pete Davidson years before the couple got engaged. Unfortunately, the couple split up before the wedding day.
Russell Brand believes in the potential of the universe to manifest realities because we are “part of the glorious oneness of the universe.”
One of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time, Jon Jones believes that “when you know where you’re going, and you know what you want, the universe has a way of stepping aside for you.”
Idris Elba feels that his imagination kept him going through the hard times, and is why he’s received awards across multiple categories.
Music industry mogul, producer, and musician P. Diddy strongly believes in the power of the words we speak. He tries to talk positively about his future while rapping because he feels that it makes those things come true.
50 Cent felt that the biggest obstacle to achieving the success he has was convincing himself that it would happen.
Rapper Big Sean feels that he is the creator of his reality. He says that believing and visualization is the easiest way to manifest what you want in life.
Before the law of attraction was even a common phenomenon, Albert Einstein believed that, “Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.”
LMFAO are “a little bit obsessed” with the law of attraction. The musicians say they're aware that if they visualize the things they don’t want to happen, that they will attract this negativity into their lives.
Gold medalists in beach volleyball, Kerri Walsh Jennings and teammate Misty May-Treanor have been described as "the greatest beach volleyball team of all time." These two athletes are also believers in the law of attraction.
Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish-American industrialist who led the American steel industry’s expansion in the late 19th century. He was one of the wealthiest Americans ever. His advice was that, “You are what you think. So just think big.”
Canadian self-help author Bob Proctor also subscribes to the philosophy that “if you can see it in your mind, you can hold it in your hand.”
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Rhonda Byrne coined the term "the law of attraction" and popularized the teachings that surround the idea of manifestation through a confined literary approach that is structured and accessible.
Pharrell Williams is also a subscriber to the ideology, saying that, “Everybody that's a billionaire made it by means of their thoughts.”
Author and radio presenter Earl Nightingale (left) was a firm believer that whatever we plant in our subconscious mind, and nourish with repetition, will become a reality in the world.
Lady Gaga believed in the law of attraction so much that she came up with a mantra to honor it. Every day, before she was famous, she would repeat the words, “Music is my life. Music is my life. Fame is inside of me. I’m going to make a number one record.”
American author, coach, motivational speaker, and philanthropist Tony Robbins believes that the law of attraction is believing that whatever is on your mind will become your reality.
Rhonda Byrne's groundbreaking book ‘The Secret’ has been a favorite of many celebrities since it was first published in 2006. In reality, the presented concepts that boast of allowing people to manifest whatever existence they want in the real world, encapsulated by “the law of attraction,” have been around for quite some time. Albert Einstein and Andrew Carnegie, for example, are just two examples of historical figures who were both firm believers in its potential.
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Unveiling the power within: Celebrities embracing the law of attraction
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Rhonda Byrne's groundbreaking book ‘The Secret’ has been a favorite of many celebrities since it was first published in 2006. In reality, the presented concepts that boast of allowing people to manifest whatever existence they want in the real world, encapsulated by “the law of attraction,” have been around for quite some time. Albert Einstein and Andrew Carnegie, for example, are just two examples of historical figures who were both firm believers in its potential.
Intrigued? Click through this gallery to discover which celebrities and other famous figures subscribe to this school of thought, and what they had to say about it.