What does it mean to manifest what you want? 

What was the first thing that popped into your mind? Was it 'to create, to come to be, to bring to reality?' Close. The definition is: 'clearly apparent to the sight or understanding!' Did you know that an infinite number of things are manifested every day? That's right! Each thought, each vibration, each feeling or belief manifests a response. Be it positive or negative, good or bad.

One of the most powerful things to understand about manifestation is that what comes to be in your life began with a thought, feeling or action by You. Compelling, isn't it? The wonderful person you met, the great new job with full benefits, or the perfect house with all of that closet space and the finished basement, all began with your thoughts. Did you pat yourself on the back? Go ahead. Please give credit where it is due!

On the other hand, the lack of funds, break-up, and business standstill are also of your making. How does one harness this powerful tool to create the things that are wanted, instead of the things that aren't? The answer is by becoming more in tune with your thoughts, feelings, situations, and actions. The more aware you are of where your thoughts are wandering to, the more control you will have over what is being manifested.

New Unity Marketing survey reveals where the wealthiest Americans shop

Barneys New York, Nordstrom and Bergdorft Goodman Are the Top Luxury Department Stores among Ultra-Affluents   

But signs are that the wealthiest consumers are slowing their pace of shopping in these stores

The ultra-affluents, those with incomes of $250,000 and above, are the wealthiest 2 percent of U.S. households who spend the most in the consumer economy.  For the retailers who can capture this market, life is good.  However, as new data from Unity Marketing shows, holding onto the ultra-affluent market is a job even the top retailers struggle with.

Based on the latest quarterly survey of luxury consumers, Barneys New York, Nordstrom, and Bergdorf Goodman emerged as the top three luxe department store destinations among ultra-affluents.  However, a look back at the previous year shows ups and downs among ultra-affluent patronage of these retailers: