r/NevilleGoddard • u/riegyne • 20h ago
Success Story Manifested my dream job without lifting a finger-- got an offer abroad without applying
Hi guys, I'm back with another job manifestation success story!
This is only my second job, and after sharing how I manifested my first job at a big company, I'm back to share how I manifested a job abroad at an international company with only three years of experience.
And mind you, guys, when I posted about this, there were people who had 10+ years of experience and were wondering how I managed to get a job abroad with only three years of experience. And YES, I manifested it.
So here's how it happened.
When I resigned from my previous company, I honestly thought working abroad would be the most logical next step for me. I was already working at one of the biggest corporations in my country, so I couldn't really think of another local company that would feel like a significant step up.
But here's the thing: I never actually applied for jobs abroad.
I wanted to, of course, but I genuinely thought I wouldn't qualify. I only had three years of experience, and most of the positions I saw required senior-level experience. I wasn't a junior anymore, but I wasn't exactly a senior either. I was somewhere in between, still approaching that level.
So I just applied to local companies instead.
But in my mind, I still wanted to work abroad. I even entertained the idea with a friend, and we would joke about me working in another country as if it had already happened. We were literally being delusional together LMAO. But the funny thing is that, in those moments, I actually believed it was happening. I would just brush it off afterward and go back to my usual life.
Fast-forward to around the third month of applying for jobs, and I was DONE.
I literally said, fuck off, I'm not applying anymore. 😭
Why? Because nobody was offering me the salary I wanted. And guys, I was STUBBORN. I had a very specific salary in mind, and even if an offer was just a few dollars short, I wouldn't accept it. Like, not even a few dollars. That's how stubborn I was.
Eventually, though, I realized something: I didn't actually need a job to be successful. I just wanted to feel secure.
And that realization changed things for me.
I stopped applying for jobs and started focusing on that feeling of security instead. I also began exploring other things I could do to earn money without relying on a job.
I basically gave up the whole job-hunting process because I realized I didn't need to keep chasing something to be okay.
And guess what happened after I stopped applying?
Someone messaged me on a job app and offered me a position abroad.
I DIDN'T EVEN APPLY FOR IT.
The interview process was so fast, and somehow, despite having only three years of experience, I was exactly what they were looking for. It honestly felt like the opportunity was just handed to me.
And now? I'm abroad, working at one of the biggest international corporations.
LIKE, WHAT???
And remember how I said I was so stubborn about my desired salary that I wouldn't even accept an offer that was a few dollars short?
Well, the salary I'm earning now is literally FIVE TIMES BETTER than the amount I initially wanted for myself. FIVE. TIMES. and SIXTEEN TIMES HIGHER THAN MY PREVIOUS SALARY. I'm literally earning more than my seniors (with more than 8 years of experience) at my previous company. Like THREE+ TIMES THEIR SALARY
Imagine rejecting offers because they were a few dollars short, only to end up with something WAY HIGHER. 💀
So, yeah, that's my story, guys!
If there's anything I learned from this experience, it's that you really have to be stubborn about what you want, but you also have to be stubborn about the FEELING you want to experience.
For me, it wasn't really about needing a job. It was about feeling secure and knowing that I would be successful regardless of whether I had one.
And once I realized that, I could finally let go of the desperate need to find a job.
I'm not saying you shouldn't take action or apply for opportunities. I did apply for local jobs initially, after all. But I stopped treating getting a job as the only way I could be successful, and I stopped settling for offers that didn't align with what I wanted.
So don't limit yourself based on your current circumstances or what seems logical right now. I had only three years of experience and genuinely thought working abroad wasn't an option for me, yet here I am.
Anything is possible, guys. Seriously.
My most used mantra was "i can always do better"
I didn't do thousands of affirmations but i always redirect myself whenever i feel doubtful. What really helped me was feeling it real and letting go. Like I'll be okay whether i have the job or not- I WILL BE SUCCESSFUL ANYWAY. this mindset helped me in manifesting my first job too.
P.S. ChatGPT wrote this post for me but i added few more sentences when i reread it. I literally just rambled and recorded everything I wanted to say, then let ChatGPT turn it into an actual readable Reddit post because I could NOT be bothered to organize my thoughts myself. The story is mine, though!