Manifesting Two Perfect Cars Quickly / Touching Hearts: Part 1 and 2

Catherine and Kevin are good friends and live close by. Both of them had been using Manifesting 123 successfully numerous times. One thing they both had in common was the desire for a new, perfect car. They both like the Lexus SUVs. Kevin currently owns one with a lot of mileage and for Catherine, the price for one was out of reach for now. Kevin kept his high mileage car because the storage area of his present SUV was big enough to accommodate items he often had to transport. Every model made after his SUV was too small. He easily had more good miles to go and since the car was in great condition, he was very happy to keep driving it. For Kevin, the perfect, paid-for SUV he was manifesting would be 2-3 years in the future. Meanwhile, Kevin’s career was requiring a boost. He was doing very well at the present, but his business has larger potential at a national and international level. It was going to require greater skills and connections than he possessed. That meant professional public relations (PR) at pro prices. Kevin is also a collector and something he had his eye on for many years suddenly came onto the market. It was going to cost about $30,000. As soon as he heard about it, he seriously considered taking the money out of his IRA to fund it. He slept on the idea. The next morning he realized he had been handed a gift. Since he was willing to pull from his retirement for this trinket, it prepared him to fund the business with PR instead. So, no trinket purchases, he was shown the way to happily fund the PR work from his IRA if required. It was a plan he had never considered before. Kevin had the word out about capable PR people and the following week he was connected to a NY firm. After discussing what was needed, he was quoted a price between $15-30,000. There was that number again, but now Kevin was predisposed to pull from the IRA for funding if needed. Here’s what happened next. In less than a week, Kevin got a call from his life insurance agent. They hadn’t talked in years and the agent called to do a policy review. Kevin learned that he could withdraw $27,500. tax free. Kevin instructed the agent to make the withdrawal and send him the full amount. As soon as Kevin put down the phone, he thought it was odd that he would do so. He could have just left it in the account. Oh well, the funds would arrive in a week and he would put them into savings. “Hmm, sounds a lot like the $30,000 again,” he said. Now it gets more interesting. About a month before Kevin’s story, Catherine started to have trouble with her current vehicle. The problem was in the transmission and the fix was going to be $3,000. She went to the Manifesting 123 toolbox and stepped up her perfect new car visualizations. She and Kevin talked about her car needs and they both agreed it would be great if she had a Lexus SUV just like his. Whatever the solution, it was going to take real money and something had to be done quickly – her car was getting worse. Here the timelines merge. It’s about 5 days after Kevin instructs his insurance check to be mailed. A group of friends where meeting at Kevin’s on Saturday. Catherine volunteered to bring over the food and drinks for everyone. She was about a quarter mile from the house when her transmission went out, disengaging all forward gears! She had the tiniest downhill slope but coasted almost to Kevin’s house. There was a small bit of uphill left to go and miraculously, the transmission suddenly caught, taking her the last 1/2 block uphill to the front of the house. There it died. The transmission was shot. The car just sat in front of Kevin’s house. Catherine couldn’t possibly trust it for the drive home so something had to be done now. Kevin decided they could share his car until Catherine could figure out a solution. What a mess since she didn’t have any funds available. Should she borrow money and fix the car for $3,000? Could she sell the present car at an ‘as is’ price somehow and finance a new car? What will it cost to get it towed and to who? With Catherine’s car stranded in front of Kevin’s house, he is in sync with the same thinking: how to help Catherine make the best decision. She can’t use his car every day indefinitely. The next morning it hit him. Catherine loves driving his car, so what if he sold it to her? She lives close by, so if he needed it for those larger deliveries, he could swap cars with her anytime. Now he could purchase the next generation model as a used car. He looked online and his preferred dealer had a number of good choices. Kevin could get his perfect car three years earlier than expected and still haul the larger items as needed. To make it work, he needed some help and information: what is the fair sales price of his car? how to pay for his new one? how to sell Catherine’s car at a good price without fixing the transmission? how to get it towed away? how to figure out transferring titles in a private sale? Everything was working out nicely. It would likely take a week for Kevin to find the perfect used cars among the local choices and Catherine could work on resolving what to do with her car still stranded on the street. They would figure it all out and the pricing for both cars as well. That evening, Kevin checked out available cars on the website. There were eight. His favorite dealer had two possibles, so he would start there first and in