Hello everyone, I’m March Larkin, and I’m honored to join this community. I’m a Realtor, investor, entrepreneur, and advocate passionate about using real estate as a tool for transformation. I’m licensed in Virginia and Maryland, where I’ve built a thriving business helping families, homeowners, and investors create wealth and stability through real estate. I am a part of Owners Club Community and Subto where I partner with other investors to use Real estate & investing as a vehicle for my ministry. I also develop co-living housing models in Virginia, Maryland, and Las Vegas that provide affordable, community-based housing for professionals, veterans, people in recovery, and those rebuilding their lives. I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Management, which help me combine compassion with strategy in both business and service. I’m also a board member of Tabula Rasa, a domestic violence nonprofit supporting survivors on their path to healing and independence. My mission is personal. As a domestic violence survivor, I once packed everything I owned into trash bags, placed my children in a second-hand car, and left with nothing but faith and courage. From ground zero, I rebuilt my life into one of ownership, purpose, and service... all with the Grace of God!! I also host The Transformative Housing Ecosystem, a space for operators, advocates, investors, nonprofits, social workers, and housing leaders who believe people deserve a second chance and a stable place to rebuild. I’m excited to connect, collaborate, and create impact with all of you. Let me know how i can help! Blessings!!

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Neville opens chapter 3 with one of his most confronting lines: man’s chief delusion is his conviction that there are causes other than his own state of consciousness. Everything that happens to you, he argues, flows out of the state you’re occupying. Nothing outside of you is the cause. That’s a heavy claim, so let’s break down what he actually means by assumption and why it matters more than positive thinking, affirmations, or visualization done casually. An assumption is simply the act of accepting something as true before the senses confirm it. You assume the feeling of the wish already fulfilled — not “I hope this happens” but “this is who I am now.” The shift is from wanting to having. Most people stay stuck in desire because desire quietly affirms the absence of the thing. Assumption closes that gap. Three things from this chapter worth sitting with: First, the assumption has to be lived in, not visited. Neville says it must be a maintained attitude, not a single isolated act. It’s frequency, not duration — returning to the feeling often enough that it becomes natural, your default state rather than a performance. Second, you impress the subconscious through feeling, not effort. You’re not trying to force reality to bend. You’re occupying the end — imagining the conversations, the small ordinary scenes that would only be true if your desire were already a fact. Then you let the subconscious do the work of bridging you there. Third, persistence in the face of contradiction is the whole game. The outer world will keep showing you the old evidence for a while. Neville’s instruction is to ignore it and remain faithful to the assumption anyway. Reality reorganizes to match the state you persist in, not the state you abandon the moment things look unchanged. A practical takeaway for this week: pick one assumption and define what it would feel like if it were already done. Not the goal — the aftermath. The relief, the ordinariness of it being true. Then return to that feeling several times a day, briefly, until it stops feeling like a stretch.