Can't manifest abundance with programs like The Secret or The Law of Attraction?

Well 2 professors from Harvard just discovered something that amazed them...

They discovered that the root cause of scarcity actually has to do with the magnetic polarity of your brain.

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New research has shown that if you’re not manifesting abundance in your life right now...

It's very likely your brain is “stuck” in a negative polarity.

Luckily, a simple morning ritual has made it incredibly easy to reset that polarity from scarcity to abundance.

In fact, this man used it to manifest 250k in a single weekend...

And that’s after living in his car and barely scraping by for 5 years.

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