In 2020–2021, I worked as a grocery store cashier.

Every October, the cashiers were required to ask customers to purchase $5 “Hunger Bags.”​

No one liked asking. Neither did I. Hence, I wasn’t selling a single one.​

Then I realized something uncomfortable: before customers even had a chance to answer,

I had already decided they would say no.​

So I flipped it. Internally, I started celebrating every “no” as if it were a yes.​

Within days, I became the top seller in the store.​

Then I thought, why not take it bigger? So I tested it.​

Instead of just one bag sold, how about twenty? Within that hour, a customer

handed me a $100 bill and said he wanted to purchase 20 bags.​

I was floored. And excited as all get out.​

Then I decided to go impossible. How about forty? I imagined how mind-blowing that would be.​

That night, I was checking out my last customer—an older woman who told me

she had asked God if she should purchase a Hunger Bag, and if so, how many.​

She heard 40.​

She purchased 40.​

That was the moment I understood: We are not attracting anything.

We are authoring everything.

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Hello,

My name is Kristen and Magic isn't a metaphor.

It's my work.​​​​

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However, I don't teach belief. I teach authorship.

On stage, in the boardroom, or one-on-one.

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In business, in money, in fear, in love and in life, 

Magic isn't rare. It's responsive.

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It's a pattern. It's measurable.

And it answers.

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The only question is: Are you willing to author it?

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~ Kristen Clark