manifest king
Someone who has elevated manifestation from a practice to an entire identity — the person in every friend group who swears everything good in their life came from intention-setting, who responds to any problem with 'have you tried manifesting it?', and who genuinely seems to have an uncanny ability to will things into existence.
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Someone who has elevated manifestation from a practice to an entire identity — the person in every friend group who swears everything good in their life came from intention-setting, who responds to any problem with 'have you tried manifesting it?', and who genuinely seems to have an uncanny ability to will things into existence. Manifest king is used admiringly, skeptically, and ironically, often all at once. The title acknowledges both the impressive results and the slight unhinged energy of being fully committed to the bit.
He's the manifest king — wrote his dream job on a sticky note in January and literally got an offer in March.
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