However, it is important to remember that all your dreams won’t come true by just writing them down on a piece of paper. You need to put in the work. While manifesting an A did work in some ways for Romero, her top grade more than likely came from weeks of studying.

Yet, the perseverance required to reach her aim was potentially aided by writing her ultimate goals down on paper. Writing helps gain clarity on what you want to accomplish and provides an added pinch of motivation that helps you to fully focus on the priorities at hand.

Meanwhile, reaching a good state of mind before you fall asleep can greatly enhance your rest and can rejuvenate the mind and the body. Our brains can race at bedtime, but engaging in an activity like the pillow method can ease distractions. Why? Well, because scribbling those goals on a piece of paper is like journaling, which has been shown to improve mental health. This means that even if you don’t believe in manifesting, at least your brain will be quiet and your sleep will improve. In our opinion, that’s a win-win.

So tonight, before you fall into dreams, get a pen, paper and a pillow and who knows – maybe all your desires will come to fruition. Or you’ll just get your full eight hours of sleep, at least.

Could the pillow manifestation method make your dreams come true?