It's so easy to feel that way, especially when you've been working on something for a while and nothing seems to be happening. I definitely had moments of doubt, particularly when I was feeling really nervous about that meeting. It felt like no matter how much I practiced the Daydream technique, the underlying anxiety would still be there, just waiting for the actual event. The biggest shift for me, and what I’d tell anyone who's feeling like giving up, was to really listen to the Advisor in the app. My desire was "the meeting felt warm and easy," and I was trying to imagine an entire perfect conversation. But the Advisor pointed out, "Make the scene for the meeting felt warm and easy small enough to repeat naturally. The end is the meeting became relaxed within the first few minutes." That felt counter-intuitive at first. I thought I needed to imagine the whole thing. But focusing on just that feeling of relaxation setting in early, that small, specific end, made all the difference. It wasn't about planning the conversation, but about embodying the feeling of the outcome. When you feel like giving up, it's often because the process feels too big, too overwhelming. Break it down. Find that one small, definite feeling or moment that signifies the end result, and just live in that for a few minutes each time. It takes the pressure off. You're not trying to control the how, just confirming the what. Keep coming back to that simple end, even if it's just for a minute. It truly started to feel like the anxiety couldn't stick when I returned to that relaxed feeling, rather than battling the nervousness head-on.
LoveDaydream
64 days · 15 sessions · Revision + Daydream + SATS · 8-day streak
Imaginal Imaginator
for anyone feeling like giving up on getting the work arrangement they want, i would absolutely say reconsider. my situation felt incredibly stuck. i needed a significant shift in my weekly schedule, and the company culture wasn’t exactly renowned for its flexibility. i fully anticipated a drawn-out battle, multiple meetings, and significant pushback. my initial mental state was thick with apprehension and doubt. i genuinely thought, this is going to be a monumental struggle, if its even possible.'
but the app's guided gratitude state sessions fundamentally altered that perspective for me. instead of fixating on the anticipated struggle, it directed me to focus intensely on the feeling of already possessing the desired arrangement. it wasn't about attempting to force the outcome or manipulate any external factors. it was entirely about internalizing the outcome within myself. the app guides you expertly to cultivate a profound sense of gratitude for something that has not yet physically manifested, and that, i discovered, is an incredibly potent force. it becomes remarkably difficult to remain in a state of i dont have it' when you are actively and consistently feeling i am so genuinely grateful that i do have it.
when the approval finally came, it was shockingly casual, almost mundane. no big dramatic announcement or tense back-and-forth. the answer simply arrived without any of the long negotiation i had initially feared. it vividly demonstrated to me that the internal work wasn't about directly altering external circumstances, but rather about aligning my own energetic state with the circumstances i desired. it felt settled immediately. so, if you’re on the verge of giving up, make an effort to shift your focus from the perceived difficulty to the absolute certainty and profound gratitude of the outcome. it genuinely makes a tangible difference in how the situation unfolds – or, perhaps more accurately, how you experience its unfolding. just give it another try, focusing on the feeling of already having it.
CareerGratitude State
65 days · 6 sessions · Gratitude State + Roleplay · 2-day streak
Living Seeker
Okay, so if you're thinking about giving up on using Neville AI for something like this, honestly, just don't. I know it can feel really slow sometimes, like you're doing all this work with your SATS or whatever technique and nothing is actually happening, and you might even start to question if it's real or if you're just wasting your time. I totally get that feeling because there were definitely days, especially during those 65 days where I was focusing on the subscription refund, when I thought, Is this ever going to happen? Should I just accept that the money is gone? But what helped me was remembering that little piece of guidance from the Neville AI Advisor, the one that said to keep it brief and return to my day. It wasn't about forcing it or obsessing over it, but just planting that seed of the refund being processed and then trusting it. Sometimes, the quieter you are about it, the more space it has to actually come through. It's not about being super intense every single day, which I wasn't, but more about consistent intention, even if it's just for a few minutes. Don't look for signs or try to figure out the how. Just keep going back to that feeling of it being done, even for a moment, and then let it go. When that receipt arrived, it wasn't a huge dramatic event, it was just… there, exactly as I had imagined. That's the magic, it feels so normal when it happens, so don't give up before you get to experience that normalcy. Just one more session, one more moment of feeling it real, that's all it takes sometimes.
MoneySATS
51 days · 25 sessions · Gratitude State + SATS + Roleplay · 13-day streak
Quiet Visionary
If you’re about to give up, I get it. My own practice was far from perfect. I often felt like I wasn't doing enough, or doing it right. I’d go days, sometimes a full week, without a single session. It felt like I was failing, not manifesting. But here's the thing: you don't need to be perfect. You don't need a daily streak. The desire, the scene you're holding, that's the core. My experience, with this small payment, taught me that. I wasn't obsessing; I was just... re-engaging when I could. I used the Neville AI scene as a fallback, a way to quickly reconnect to the feeling, even if it was just for a minute. That specific description: "A modest payment I was not actively expecting appeared. The notification arrived during a normal weekday. It felt useful rather than dramatic." I kept coming back to that, not every day, but enough. Don't pressure yourself into a perfect routine. Just keep the general idea alive. Keep the scene there, available. Even if you only touch it once a week, or twice a month. It’s not about the clockwork regularity; it’s about the underlying conviction, however faint, that it's possible. My notification came on a totally normal day, not after a perfect session. It just arrived. So, don't give up on the possibility. Just adjust your expectations for the process. It can be messy, and it can still work. That's the practical truth I found. It's more about holding the vision, less about the strictness of the method.
MoneyMeditation
7 days · 27 sessions · Meditation + Inner Conversation + Revision · 45-day streak
Golden Imaginator
I would tell them to truly let go of the how. It's so easy to get caught up in the steps, the conversations you'll need to have, or the resistance you expect. But if you've done your work in SATS, if you've felt the end, then trust that. My schedule change was approved in a way that just bypasses all the difficulty I anticipated. I spent weeks imagining difficult conversations or having to justify my request, but the truth is, when it came, it was just a simple, short conversation with my manager. The revised schedule was approved without a long negotiation, just as the Neville AI scene had showed me. The key was not to try and force the outcome, but to fully inhabit the feeling of it being done. Don't give up on the feeling of completion; let that guide you, and the path will reveal itself in the easiest possible way, often one you didn't even consider. It really does become just an ordinary moment after fulfillment, as the app often says, and that ordinariness is the magic.
CareerSATS
61 days · 31 sessions · Roleplay + SATS + Meditation · 15-day streak
Faithful Seeker
I know exactly how that feels, that urge to just throw in the towel, especially when there's no visible progress. With this missing delivery, I had zero useful updates for weeks, and the logical part of my brain kept saying it was a lost cause. But that's precisely when the app's clarity became so important. That generated assumption, 'This is done now: the missing delivery arrived,' was a lifeline. It wasn't about pretending; it was about choosing a different internal state, even when the external reality was stubbornly stuck. You have to keep returning to that inner feeling, even if it's just for a few minutes. Think of it like tuning a radio – you're trying to find the right frequency, and sometimes it takes a lot of fine-tuning. It's not about forcing the outside world, but about shifting your internal experience of it. Don't look for proof outside; just keep reaffirming within that it's done. The moments when you feel like giving up are often right before the shift. Just one more session, one more conscious choice to affirm the outcome. The app is a tool to help you hold that space, not a magic wand that works instantly. Just keep going back to the feeling of it being done, even if it’s just a whisper in your mind.
HomeDaydream
26 days · 16 sessions · Daydream + Changing Motion + Mental Rehearsal · 9-day streak
Radiant Storyteller
If you're thinking of giving up, just stop and think about why you started. It’s easy to get discouraged when you don't see immediate results, or when it feels like a chore. I know that feeling well. There were plenty of times, especially during those 65 days, where I questioned if all those 16 Reversing the World sessions were actually doing anything. Some days, the 08:15 reminder from the app would pop up, and I'd just sigh, thinking another five minutes imagining something that probably won't happen. But here's the thing: consistency. It's not about big, dramatic breakthroughs every time you practice. It’s about the cumulative effect of those small, repetitive shifts in your inner state. You're not just wishing; you're actively reprogramming your expectations, consciously moving away from the old, tense story. The routine itself, even when it feels mundane, is the work. It forces you to engage, to turn your attention away from the problem and towards the solution, however briefly. Don't look for a lightning bolt. Look for a subtle shift in your outlook, in your assumptions. For me, the actual interview wasn't a sudden miracle; it was just... easy. The tension I always expected simply wasn't there. That's the payoff. The little, practical steps add up. Keep going, even if it feels like just another five minutes.
CareerReversing the World
5 days · 15 sessions · Reversing the World + Daydream + Inner Conversation · 6-day streak
Wishful Seeker
Oh my gosh, please, please don't give up! I know that feeling so well, when it just seems absolutely impossible, like you're trying to fool yourself, or that your real-life, overwhelming emotions are just too strong to ever shift. I was there, totally convinced that trying to feel a warm and easy meeting when I was buzzing with nerves for days beforehand was just a waste of time. My mind kept replaying all the worst-case scenarios, and then I'd try to do my Scrying practice, and it felt completely disingenuous, like I was lying to myself. But here's the thing, you just have to keep showing up for the practice, even when you feel utterly skeptical or like it's making no difference. That little nudge from the app's "My settled-state routine" reminder at 06:30 was actually a lifesaver, because it just kept me coming back, even if it was just for a few minutes each time. You don't have to believe it with every fiber of your being right away; just try to touch that feeling of the end result, even if it's fleeting. Don't stress about the how or the when or the why it will happen, just keep immersing yourself in the sensation of it already being done. Even when it feels fake, or silly, or your logical mind is screaming at you, just keep going. The shift happens, and it's almost always when you least expect it, when you've finally let go of trying to force it. Just keep going, because it really, really does work, even if you can't see the path right now.
LoveScrying
7 days · 15 sessions · Absorption + Inner Conversation + Scrying · 7-day streak
Quiet Student
what would i say to someone who's about to give up on this? it's tough, for sure. i’ve been in that spot, feeling like i’m just wasting my time and nothing’s going to change. my advice would be to just keep showing up, even when you don't feel like it. it doesn't have to be perfect. some days, my practice was literally just a minute or two, a quick run through the assumption from the app, half-believing it, half-just getting it done. other days, i had these amazing, vivid sessions. but the key was the consistency of opening the app, neville ai, and logging something, anything. that builds a habit, a kind of internal momentum. you might not see big, dramatic shifts. the changes can be really subtle, almost easy to miss if you're not paying attention. like, when we finally made plans, it wasn't a huge, earth-shattering moment; it was just a natural part of conversation. if i had thrown in the towel a week before, i would've missed that quiet, easy unfolding. so, don't get hung up on the timeline or how it's supposed to look. just focus on the practice itself. even a small effort, regularly, adds up. you're not failing if you have doubts or don't feel it perfectly; you're still doing the work. just keep putting in the time, trust that the consistency is doing something, even if you can't see the full picture yet. it's not a sprint, it's just about showing up.
LoveChanneling Others
12 days · 22 sessions · Channeling Others + SATS + Roleplay · 10-day streak
Serene Imaginator
for anyone on the brink of giving up, especially when it feels like a big, intimidating request such as a schedule change, i would gently suggest you hold on. i remember clearly the weight of needing different hours, and the apprehension of asking for something that seemed outside the norm at work. it truly felt like a huge obstacle, and there were days i thought, this is just not going to happen; i should probably just accept my lot. the temptation to simply resign myself to my current situation was very strong.
but the recorded practice of revisiting that generated scene in Neville AI was, without a doubt, a game-changer for me. it wasn’t about wishing; it was about experiencing the outcome as if it were already a present reality. the scene offered such specific details – 'approved without a long negotiation,' 'manager confirmed it in a short conversation,' 'immediate practical relief' – that it became profoundly real in my mind. focusing on those details, consistently, without trying to force anything in the physical world, allowed me to fundamentally shift my internal state. i stopped projecting future difficulties and instead started resting in the quiet certainty of the desired outcome.
what truly surprised me was how utterly ordinary the actual manifestation felt. there was no fanfare, no discernible struggle. it was simply a brief, normal conversation where my manager confirmed it. that exact feeling of 'immediate practical relief' was precisely what i had been imagining, and it was so profound and welcome. so, if you’re struggling, try to immerse yourself fully in that end scene, with all its sensory details. don't worry about the how. just live in the what, as if it's already done. it can genuinely make all the difference, bringing about a deep, calm knowing that settles everything beautifully.
CareerSATS
11 days · 14 sessions · SATS + Revision + Daydream · 4-day streak
Unshaken Traveller
If you're feeling like giving up, I really understand that. I've been there, more times than I can count, especially with things that seem to drag on or feel entirely out of your control. For this particular refund, I got to a point where I just stopped actively looking for it, stopped checking my statements every week, and stopped trying to figure out what else I could possibly do to make it move forward. That's actually when I shifted my perspective entirely, not necessarily giving up on the outcome, but definitely giving up on the struggle to get it. Instead of focusing on the refund itself, which felt like trying to push a string, I started focusing on the feeling of being someone for whom these kinds of administrative issues just resolve themselves smoothly. I used the app's reminders, specifically the 06:30 Daily imaginal practice, not to micro-manage or specifically visualize the refund hitting my account, but to cultivate a general sense of financial ease and flow in my life. It was less about the specific what — the refund — and much more about the how I felt and who I was in relation to money and my capacity for things to work out. This approach allowed me to detach from the urgency and the detailed outcome, thereby creating mental space for it to happen naturally, almost on its own schedule. It wasn't about forcing it; it was about allowing it. So, if you're about to give up, my advice would be to try giving up the fight and instead cultivate the feeling of what it's like to have that desire already fulfilled. Let go of the how and just embody the what. It truly changed everything for me in how I approach such matters.
MoneyRoleplay
3 days · 9 sessions · Roleplay + Daydream + The Two Birds (Leviticus 14) · 3-day streak
Faithful Storyteller
to someone about to give up on this, my advice is direct: don't. this refund was a prime example for me. i had truly, completely stopped checking. it was an old issue, one that had been a persistent hassle, and i had emotionally and mentally checked out. the rational part of my brain had already filed it away as a loss, telling me, it’s gone. just move on and accept it. but the app provided a different path. it made me commit to the process, even when every fiber of my being screamed that it was pointless. the roleplay sessions were crucial because they forced me to embody the state of the refund already being settled. it wasn't about hoping it would resolve; it was about experiencing that it had resolved. i wasn’t waiting for a miracle; i was simply affirming a reality that was already complete in my mind.
the app's structured approach was invaluable in keeping my attention fixed on the end result, preventing me from getting entangled in the how or the why of the situation. it taught me that it wasn't my job to make the refund appear, but rather to accept and know that it would. the most striking aspect was how it manifested: it just appeared while i was doing something entirely unrelated, a mundane check of account activity. there was no drama, no struggle. it was just a notification. this is why i stress the importance of continuing the practice, even if you feel disconnected, bored, or skeptical. you don't need a magical feeling. you only need to maintain your focus on the desired end, and trust that the rest will unfold in its own way. it's a pragmatic approach, not a mystical one. just keep going, even if it's just one more session.
MoneyRoleplay
3 days · 5 sessions · Roleplay · 2-day streak
Living Seeker
My Neville Goddard
