Amanda Rose Interview Published on: 22, Apr 2022

Not being taken seriously by adults drove me nuts. The ones who understood me often said I was 8 going on 80; I was very mature for my age and I liked to be heard.

I loved watching movies growing up and fantasized about being in them. This set me down the path of studying drama in high school and going to Humber College for acting for film and television as well as creative writing.

My corporation, The Infinite Power of You Inc. operates under this core mission: shifting human consciousness to create soulful abundance through mindset practices. Ultimately, we are creating the pathway to free people from old ways of living and showing them how to create a life they truly desire to live.

Often melancholy. It can be very painful to write about past experiences, to see in hindsight what was missed, the pain that we didn’t really need to endure, or the circumstances we had to wade through.

It’s often deceiving when we look at people who have high levels of success. It would appear that they must work 24/7, but that’s not the case. I’m a big believing in consistent daily micro actions, that over time, reap results. I work on these various aspects of my career in a paced and balanced way that allows me to enjoy the journey.

I spent the majority of my 20’s living beneath the poverty line. After enduring about a decade of financial strife I finally had to face it, head on, when my husband lost his job and at the time my business was only making $600-1000 a month. I chose to learn about money mindset, how successful people think and act, and I implemented it in my own life. Within 6-months we manifested over 6-figures and our lives radically changed.

Manifesting, the Law of Attraction, is like gravity, it works regardless of whether or not you believe in it. I do think, however, that the majority of readers believe in manifesting, on some level, before picking up a book about it. The sooner we learn to work within the laws of life the easier the path becomes.

Ayla Jefferson is an alter ego for myself. That book, albeit fictious in aspects, it really about my life and my mental health struggles during my teens.

Ironically Manifesting on Purpose was a “test” book that, to this day, is my best seller. I wanted to try out publishing before actually publishing the first book I ever wrote when I was 16, Fire Fury Freedom. I wasn’t so much nervous as I was hopefully that it would do well. Manifesting on purpose took off like wildfire and it’s been an incredible journey as an author ever since.

I wouldn’t say there’s once specific question that I wished was asked more, but rather that the nature of questions are deep and not surface level.

The Fire Fury Saga tackles global warming, which of course can be a sensitive issue. A great book makes you think, revaluate your life, or the world, and therefor creates a ripple effect of change. While I don’t think a book needs to be aggressively controversial, it’s not necessarily a bad thing. Though I do believe change happens on an ever wider scale when we can all open our minds and put ourselves in someone else’s shoes to better understand their thinking. A bitter argument only ever serves to deeply entrench each party in their own thinking.

Writing, definitely.

I can’t say, romance isn’t a genre I often read.

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker

Just do it! Write it and get it out there. Know that as a writer you’re the marketing team, your passion will sell it, so study sales and marketing!

Wonderful. It’s been great to connect with readers and other authors! I love the cover of the month contest!