What if the secret to manifesting what you want is to stop imagining it happening in the future, and start remembering it as if it already happened?

This week on All Revved Up, Thor introduces Liza and Tiffani to an intriguing idea attributed to New Thought teacher Neville Goddard: assume it happened yesterday. Instead of hoping, wishing, or trying to figure out how your desire will become reality, imagine yourself on the other side of it, looking back at something that's already done.

That simple shift sparks a much bigger conversation about manifestation, certainty, doubt, and what it means to hold our desires lightly.

Along the way, we explore:

• Why imagining the future can sometimes reinforce the feeling that you don't have what you want
• How looking backward from the fulfilled desire changes the emotional experience
• The difference between certainty and desperately trying to believe
• Why “holding it lightly” may be more powerful than trying harder
• How trained thought can help us strengthen a new way of thinking

And then there's a twist: Was Neville actually the one teaching any of this?

Because the video that started the entire conversation was created by AI.

Which sends us down a completely different rabbit hole about AI, authenticity, creativity, spiritual teachers, and a mysterious content creator we decide to call "Steve."

It gets a little revved up.

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What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't your past, but the story you keep telling about it?

This week on All Revved Up, Rev. Dr. Tiffani Milne and Rev. Dr. Thor Challgren explore The Courage to Be Disliked, the bestselling book based on the psychology of Alfred Adler that unexpectedly changed the way they think about life.

Together they discuss six powerful ideas, including why your past doesn't have to define your future, how comparison quietly robs us of joy, what it really means to live authentically, and why happiness may come more from contribution than achievement.

Whether you've read the book or not, this conversation offers practical insights for anyone ready to stop seeking approval, embrace personal responsibility, and create a more fulfilling life.

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What does manifestation really mean? And is it possible we've misunderstood it all along?

In this episode of All Revved Up, what begins as a conversation about pajamas, public speaking, and AI turns into a deeper exploration of authenticity, manifestation, and creating a life you genuinely love.

Along the way, we discuss:

• Why authenticity matters more than having the perfect script
• Whether what you wear changes how you show up in the world
• What AI can (and can't) teach us about ourselves
• The difference between trying to control your future and living into it
• Why joy may be the best compass for creating what's next
• And yes... how an unexpected encounter with a yacht in Croatia became the perfect metaphor for manifestation

Whether you're curious about manifestation, personal growth, or simply trying to live with more intention, we hope this conversation leaves you thinking differently about what's possible.

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What do you do when life gets loud enough to make you forget who you are?

This week, we explore resilience... not as in "pushing through", but as remembering. We talk about bouncing back after disappointment, why having the right people in your corner matters, the difference between empathy and compassion, and why passion can take you farther than technique ever will.

Plus: a surprising World Cup story, why one of us has never seen Star Wars, and what all of it has to do with living a more authentic life.

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, create, and even think. But can it replace something as deeply human as spiritual guidance?

In this episode of All Revved Up, we explore where AI shines, and where we believe it still falls short. We talk about using AI as a creative partner, whether it can write a meaningful prayer or spiritual treatment, and why human intuition, presence, and consciousness may be impossible to replicate.

Along the way, we discuss creativity, community, the future of work, robot baristas, and the surprising question of whether people might one day turn to AI instead of a minister or practitioner.

Whether you're excited about AI, skeptical of it, or somewhere in between, this conversation invites you to think more deeply about what technology can do... and what it means to be truly human.

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What happens when the beliefs that once grounded you suddenly don't feel so certain?

In this episode of All Revved Up, we have an honest conversation about something many spiritual people experience but rarely admit: a crisis of faith. We explore what it feels like when the "pixie dust" seems to run out, why doubt isn't the opposite of spirituality, and how questioning your beliefs can actually deepen them.

Along the way, we talk about grief, growth, giving yourself grace, and why sometimes the healthiest spiritual practice isn't pretending you're okay—it's allowing yourself to be exactly where you are.

If you've ever wondered whether it's okay to question what you believe, this conversation is for you.

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What happens when spiritual principles meet everyday life?

In this episode of All Revved Up, Rev. Dr. Thor Challgren, Rev. Dr. Tiffani Milne, and Rev. Dr. Liza Marquez explore what happens when the ideas we teach are tested in real-world situations—from a difficult dental procedure to illness, fear, uncertainty, and even walking across hot coals.

Along the way, the conversation explores mindfulness, gratitude, New Thought principles, Abraham Hicks, Oprah, virtual reality, and the surprising ways our minds shape our experience.

Whether you're facing a challenge of your own or simply wondering how spiritual ideas translate into everyday life, this episode is a reminder that the real practice begins when life gets uncomfortable.

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A trashy reality show sparks an uncomfortable question: if your hometown has a reputation, do you secretly carry it too? We use that funny spiral as a doorway into something bigger: how quickly we let other people’s narratives define our identity, our worth, and even what we think we “should” want. From hair-growth shampoo to Jon Hamm envy, we keep it light, but we also stay honest about the deeper forces underneath comparison and conformity.

Then we go straight into the question we hear all the time about New Thought spirituality: “Is it a cult?” Instead of trying to win an argument, we talk about what actually separates an empowering spiritual practice from a controlling one. We dig into self-inquiry, choice, and why repeating words without thinking can be a red flag in any tradition. If you’ve struggled with affirmations, we share why they often do nothing unless you can feel the belief behind them and let your mindset shift from the inside out.

We close with parenting, college planning, and the ache of watching your kid get ready to leave. We share real stories about newborn fear, late-night calls, tracking apps, and the emotional math parents do as the empty nest gets closer. The takeaway we keep coming back to is intentional living: what do we want to create in this moment, with the time we still have, so we don’t miss our own lives while preparing for the next chapter?

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