Turning It Over is a game in Law of Attraction Toolbox, a manifestation app, for the moments when a worry keeps circling and you cannot think your way out of it. You write the worry down, hand it to your Inner Being, your “Manager”, and let it go. It is for anyone who wants a simple way to put a worry down.
What is Turning It Over?
Turning It Over is based on the Abraham-Hicks idea of turning a problem over to the Manager. Your Inner Being has a broader view than you have from inside the problem, and its job is to work out the how, when and who. Handing the worry over is a deliberate choice to stop carrying something that was never yours to solve. If you are new to Abraham-Hicks, Who Is Abraham-Hicks? Core Teachings + 5 Practices is a good place to start.
What you can do with Turning It Over
- Write down one specific worry in your own words.
- Hand it to the Manager with a short filing animation.
- Set a gentle check-back reminder for 3 days or a week later.
- Keep every filed worry in the Manager’s Tray, and mark worries as released when they resolve.
How to turn a worry over
- Open the Games tab and tap Turning It Over.
- Under “What’s weighing on you?”, write the worry in the text box. The prompt reads “I’m worried about…”.
- Tap Hand It to the Manager. If the box is empty, the app asks you to write the worry first.
- Watch your worry get filed. The screen then says “It’s handled.” with a reminder to tell yourself, “I’ve turned that over. It’s being handled.”
- If you want a nudge, tap In 3 days or In a week under “Want a gentle reminder to check back on it?”. You will see “Reminder set. Now let it go.”
- Tap Another Worry to hand over something else, or Done to finish.
Example
Say you keep replaying a conversation about a deadline. Type “I’m worried that I will not finish the project on time,” tap Hand It to the Manager, and choose In a week. Each time the worry returns, say “I’ve turned that over. It’s being handled.” When the reminder arrives, notice how the situation feels now.
Tips
- Be specific. Name the exact thing you keep turning over in your mind.
- Turning It Over suits worry, overwhelm and doubt, which the Emotional Scale recommends for Discouragement up to Boredom.
- If you are feeling much lower than that, such as grief or powerlessness, the app suggests being gentle with yourself and trying a guided meditation or the meditation timer first.
- Revisit your filed worries from time to time and mark the resolved ones as released. Seeing how many sorted themselves out builds trust in the process.
Where your entries go
Every worry you hand over is filed in the Manager’s Tray. Tap the tray icon in the top right of the game, or the tray labeled “The Manager’s Tray” at the bottom, to open the list titled “Filed with the Manager”. You can also reach it from My Journey and then Saved Entries.
- Each row shows the worry, the date, and whether it is “With the Manager” or “Released”.
- Swipe a row to Release it (or Reopen it) or to delete it.
- Tap a row to open “Manager’s Tray” for that worry. You can see its status, when it was filed, when it last changed, and its reminder, and you can edit the text, release or reopen it, or delete it.
On iPhone and iPad
These steps are for the iPhone and iPad version of Law of Attraction Toolbox. Using an Android phone or tablet? See the Android version of this page.
Learn more
- Who Is Abraham-Hicks? Core Teachings + 5 Practices
- Emotional Scale
- Clarity Through Contrast
- Guided Meditations
- User Guide hub
Frequently asked questions
What does turning it over to the Manager mean in Abraham Hicks?
It means handing a worry to your Inner Being, the Manager, which has a broader view than you do and handles the how, when and who. In the app you do this by writing the worry down and tapping Hand It to the Manager.
Can I get a reminder to check back on a worry?
Yes. After you hand a worry over, choose “In 3 days” or “In a week”. The reminder is a notification titled “A gentle check-in”. If notifications are not yet allowed, the app asks for permission when you set the reminder.
How do I mark a worry as released?
Open the Manager’s Tray list, swipe the worry and tap Release, or open the worry and tap Release. You can tap Reopen at any time.
Can I edit or delete a worry after filing it?
Yes. Open the worry from the list and tap Edit to change the text, or tap Delete to remove it. The app asks you to confirm before deleting.
Turning It Over gives a worry somewhere to go. Ready to try it? Download the manifestation app on the App Store and reach for a little relief today.