Okay, so the other day, I kept seeing the number 1236 everywhere. Like, on the clock, on license plates, even on a freaking receipt! It was weirding me out, so I decided to do something about it.
My 1236 Angel Number Experiment
First, I grabbed my phone and googled “1236 meaning”. I’m not gonna lie, a bunch of spiritual websites popped up, talking about angel numbers and stuff. I’m usually not into that kind of thing, but I was curious.
I skimmed through a few articles. They all pretty much said the same thing: 1236 is a sign of progress, encouragement, and moving forward in life. It’s about trusting the process and believing that things are working out for the best. Okay, cool, but what did that really mean for me?
So, I decided to treat it like a little experiment. I wrote down 1236 on a sticky note and stuck it on my mirror. My plan? To use it as a reminder to stay positive and focused on my goals for a week.
- Every morning, I looked at the number and thought about one thing I wanted to achieve that day.
- Whenever I felt discouraged or doubtful, I reminded myself of the “trust the process” message.
- At the end of each day, I jotted down any positive things that happened, big or small.
Honestly, at first, it felt a little silly. But as the week went on, I started noticing a shift. I was more motivated, more optimistic, and less likely to get bogged down by negative thoughts. I can be a big, you know, what if person. It’s a problem. I pushed myself to do some things I’d been putting off, like finally cleaning out my closet and starting that online course I’d signed up for months ago. And, get this, they sent me a free coupon for that course! A big discount!
By the end of the week, I was actually feeling pretty good. Was it the magic of the number 1236? Maybe, maybe not. But it definitely helped me to be more mindful and intentional, and that’s always a good thing in my book.
I still see 1236 from time to time, and now, instead of freaking out, it just makes me smile and remember to keep moving forward. So, yeah, that’s my 1236 story. Give the mindset a try and see what it changes!
