Rosanne teaches that not seeing immediate results doesn't mean nothing is happening. Using the principle 'absence of evidence is not evidence of absence,' she helps women recognize the unseen forces working in their favor and develop the mindset to persist through challenging times.
Rosanne opens with her son Asher's voice to illustrate her main point - during her darkest fertility moments, she couldn't see that this little boy was coming. The disconnect between desire and manifestation in our instant-gratification culture leads to giving up too soon, but absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
Using Price Pritchett's wisdom, Rosanne teaches that unseen forces are always conspiring in your favor. Her own journey from chaotic basal body temperature charts and treatment failures to holding her son proves that current circumstances never predict future outcomes on the fertility journey.
Drawing on her prosecutor background, Rosanne guides women to look for trace evidence like DNA - invisible but powerful. Fear and negativity patterns block recognition of evidence that's often right in front of you, requiring the humility to ask 'What am I not seeing?'
“Just because you can't see the thing right now doesn't mean it isn't happening nor that it isn't going to happen.”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 4:49
This means just because you can't see progress toward pregnancy doesn't mean nothing is happening. There's often a lot working in your favor behind the scenes that you simply can't see yet.
“Chances are there's evidence right in front of you now that because you are stuck in a pattern of fear and negativity, you just can't see.”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 9:39
Not seeing immediate results is normal - there's an inherent gestation period between desire and manifestation. Fear and negativity patterns can also block you from seeing evidence that's actually right in front of you.
“Some of the most persuasive evidence is not visible to the naked eye. DNA is not visible, but it is used to catch and convict suspects daily.”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 9:07
Look for trace evidence like a detective - even DNA is invisible but solves cases daily. Take a step back with humility and ask 'What am I not seeing?' Focus on any evidence, no matter how small, and put that list where you can see it daily.
“So often, things look darkest and most bleak right before a massive breakthrough.”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 4:50
Remember that things often look darkest right before a breakthrough. Focus on strengthening your mindset, getting clear on what you want, and recognizing that current circumstances don't predict future outcomes.
“That exact timing, nobody knows. But so often, things look darkest and most bleak right before a massive breakthrough.”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 4:50
There's no set timeline - there's an inherent gestation period between desire and manifestation that varies for everyone. The key is maintaining faith and strong mindset regardless of timing, since breakthrough can happen at any moment.
A detective-like approach to uncovering trace evidence that your fertility journey is progressing
Ask what you're not seeing
Step back with humility and ask 'What evidence that my baby is coming am I not seeing?' Look for trace evidence like a CSI investigator - even DNA is invisible but solves cases daily.
Make your evidence list
Write down any evidence, no matter how small - even a single piece counts. Don't be lazy and say there's none; fear patterns often block us from seeing what's there.
Post your list visibly
Put that evidence list somewhere you can see it daily. Focus on what you know and what you see - it doesn't matter if anyone else can see it, just like great inventors who saw things others couldn't.
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence - just because you can't see progress doesn't mean nothing is happening toward your baby
Rosanne conceived naturally at 43 after years of fertility treatment failures and irregular cycles, despite not seeing evidence during her darkest moments that her son would arrive on June 30, 2017.
There is an inherent gestation period between desire and manifestation that our instant-gratification culture makes us forget
Rosanne's own journey from years of treatment failures with irregular basal body temperature charts to holding her son in her arms demonstrates the unseen process between desire and manifestation.
Forces are always conspiring in your favor, even when you can't see them - this is why mindset strength is critical
During Rosanne's darkest periods with failed treatments and chaotic basal body temperature charts, unseen forces were working toward her June 30, 2017 conception despite no visible evidence at the time.
Things often look darkest right before a massive breakthrough - that breakthrough could be pregnancy or new perspective
Rosanne experienced her darkest moments with failed treatments and irregular cycles before her natural conception at 43, demonstrating how breakthroughs often come when things seem most hopeless.
What's happening in your life right now is no predictor of what's to come - you need humility about what you think you know
Despite years of fertility treatment failures and doctors running away from her case, Rosanne couldn't predict she would hold her son on June 30, 2017, proving current circumstances don't predict future outcomes.
You must look for trace evidence that your baby is coming - even DNA is invisible but used to solve cases daily
As a former prosecutor, Rosanne knows that some of the most persuasive evidence in criminal cases is invisible to the naked eye, like DNA, yet it convicts suspects daily.
Fear and negativity patterns block you from seeing evidence that's right in front of you
Rosanne teaches that women stuck in fear patterns miss evidence because of their perspective, not because evidence doesn't exist - the same way she couldn't see her future success during her own darkest moments.
The greatest inventors and innovators saw things others couldn't because they held the line on their beliefs without visible evidence
Like great inventors who persisted without seeing progress, Rosanne held onto her belief despite years of failed treatments and irregular cycles, ultimately conceiving naturally at 43.
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence - just because you can't see progress doesn't mean nothing is happening toward your baby
▶ 3:56There is an inherent gestation period between desire and manifestation that our instant-gratification culture makes us forget
▶ 2:55Forces are always conspiring in your favor, even when you can't see them - this is why mindset strength is critical
▶ 4:17Things often look darkest right before a massive breakthrough - that breakthrough could be pregnancy or new perspective
▶ 4:50What's happening in your life right now is no predictor of what's to come - you need humility about what you think you know
▶ 6:53You must look for trace evidence that your baby is coming - even DNA is invisible but used to solve cases daily
▶ 9:07Fear and negativity patterns block you from seeing evidence that's right in front of you
▶ 9:49The greatest inventors and innovators saw things others couldn't because they held the line on their beliefs without visible evidence
▶ 11:13“If you're not seeing results from fertility efforts, nothing is working”
CONSIDER: Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence - there's always more happening than you can see
“Current circumstances predict future fertility outcomes”
CONSIDER: What's happening right now is no predictor of what's to come - you need humility about what you think you know
“Absence of evidence is not evidence of its absence.”
“Just because you can't see the thing right now doesn't mean it isn't happening nor that it isn't going to happen.”
“Things are always conspiring in your favor, doll, always.”
“What's happening in your life right now is no predictor of what is to come, mama.”
“Some of the most persuasive evidence is not visible to the naked eye.”
“Chances are there's evidence right in front of you now that because you are stuck in a pattern of fear and negativity, you just can't see.”
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EP189 Dare To Declare Your Baby: How Alicia Couri Called In Her Son Elijah
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Medical professionals can be among the most resistant to mindset work, yet they often need it most because their scientific training creates blind spots about what's possible beyond statistics
Hannah, a medical doctor at 43, initially resisted mindset work as 'too Californian' but conceived naturally in 8 weeks after addressing limiting beliefs, despite years of IVF failures and zero positive pregnancy tests.
When you hit rock bottom on your fertility journey, that's often when grace appears and the right resources show up - but only if you're open to receiving them
Hannah hit rock bottom at 42 after failed donor egg IVF in Spain with zero embryos viable after PGS testing, but that's exactly when she became open to mindset work that led to her natural conception.
Statistics don't define your fertility destiny - you can refuse to let numbers become your truth and still conceive naturally against all odds
Dr. Lucy had an FSH over 100 and undetectable AMH at age 31, was told she was in menopause with less than 10% chance of natural conception, but conceived naturally and is now 37+ weeks pregnant with her baby boy.
Stepping into your feminine power and releasing control is essential for conception - you can't masculine your way to a baby
Dr. Lucy, an emergency medicine physician, had to learn to step out of her masculine survival mode and into her feminine by giving up leadership roles, incorporating massage and acupuncture, and making space for the baby in her life.
