People often ask me, “How do you always get what you want?”
My answer is simple:
Because I don’t live in reality.

Not the so-called “reality” everyone else is reacting to—the bills, the deadlines, the debt, the diagnosis, the doubts.
I don’t live there. I refuse to. I live in a higher realm. I live in the Kingdom of God. I live in consciousness.

The world calls it denial. The Bible calls it faith.

You see, most people live from the outside in. They let what they see, hear, and touch dictate how they feel, what they think, and what they believe. They bow to the external world like it’s the final authority.

But the moment you realize that reality is a mirror, not a master, you stop reacting and start creating.

“We walk by faith, not by sight.” – 2 Corinthians 5:7 (NIV)

I stopped walking by sight a long time ago. I walk by vision. I walk by imagination. I walk by the Word of God within me. That’s the only truth I accept.

What I imagine, I experience.
What I believe, I become.
What I assume, I attract.

This is the divine mystery:
The world outside is a reflection of the world inside.

The secret? I don’t wait for “reality” to catch up. I live as if it’s already done. I see what I want in my mind, feel it in my heart, speak it with my mouth, and believe it with unwavering faith. That is my reality. And because I don’t argue with it, the outer world eventually conforms to it.

Jesus didn’t beg reality to change—He commanded it.
He saw Lazarus alive even when the world saw a corpse.
He saw abundance with five loaves and two fish.
He saw peace in the middle of a storm.

That’s the mindset of someone who doesn’t live in “reality.”
He lives in the Kingdom—the realm of infinite possibility.

So when people say, “Be realistic,”
I smile and say, “No thanks. I’d rather be spiritual.”

Because I know the truth:
Reality is not the truth—
The Word of God within me is.

So yes, I get whatever I want.
Because I’m not bound by the illusion.
I’m not living in the facts—I’m living in the faith.
Not in time—but in eternity.
Not in fear—but in fullness.

I am not living in reality.
I am living in revelation.

And in that realm, all things are possible.

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