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What the course is and what it promises

Shelly Bullard presents herself as a manifestation coach and licensed marriage & family therapist. Her course “Manifest a Specific Person” aims to help someone intentionally manifest or reconnect with a “specific person” (often someone already known) in their life through guided mental-work. Some of the main points from her site:

• The course claims that you don’t need to change the other person, only yourself: “No one to change but self”.

• The course emphasizes the importance of self-concept and living as if the desired result is already true: e.g., “Live in the End (Correctly) & Get Results”.

• It offers structured modules, video trainings, workbooks, step-by-step frameworks. For example: “over 10 hours of video trainings… six deep-dive modules… six 50-75 page workbooks”.

• Specific focus: manifesting someone back, being pursued, being chosen, being adored. E.g., she says “When you have the right guidance and exact steps to follow, manifesting your SP can become easy.”

• Sample modules mentioned:

  • “No one to change but self”

  • “Live in the end result …”

  • “The Specific Person Secret: Easily manifest your SP…”

  • “Let go and relax, knowing love is here and always has been.”

Some important caveats and considerations

• Because the goal is to manifest a specific person, there are ethical and practical questions. Manifestation frameworks tend to emphasize focusing on your own energy, beliefs, self-concept rather than controlling another person’s free will. If you are seeking to reconnect with someone who does not currently wish to engage, there’s a risk of chasing an outcome rather than energetically aligning with healthy consent and mutual interest.

• Success of courses like this is anecdotal and subjective: there are student testimonials on the site and on reddit.

• The price and marketing: These programmes typically have a cost, and they market the promise of a clear path. You’ll want to assess value vs cost, and also what your expectations are.

• Self-work vs outcome: The focus is heavily on changing your internal state (beliefs, self-concept) which is great; but the guarantee that “they will come back” may oversimplify the complexity of relationships, mutual willingness, timing, alignment, etc.

• Psychological/emotional readiness: If you’ve been hurt, have trauma, or are very attached to a specific outcome, the inner work is valuable — but also worth supplementing with professional counseling or relational coaching if needed.

My verdict: Is it worth it?

If I were to summarise:

• Yes — if you are willing to do the internal work, open to changing your beliefs, self-concept and energetic state, and you understand that manifesting a “specific person” is not a guarantee but a path of transformation.

• But no — if you are looking for a “quick fix” to make someone come back exactly on your timeline, or if you’re ignoring the other person’s agency and readiness.

• I’d recommend approaching it as: “I want the best possible relationship, with the best version of myself AND the best version of the person (whether known or new)”. If the “specific person” you aim for is also willing and aligned, great. If not, at least you’ll have grown in self-love, clarity, and readiness.

 

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