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Kendall Jenner Totally Manifested Her Success

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Kendall Jenner may not have known it at the time, but as a teenager, she was totally living out the principles of The Secret, minus that whole vision board thing.
Cosmopolitan reports that during an appearance on The Tonight Show, the supermodel read a letter that she wrote to herself as a freshman and it predicted her future successes in the fashion world.
According to The Secret's methods, if you dream it, it will come. Apparently, Jenner set her intentions pretty well, because she's got 13 international Vogue covers to brag about in addition to fronting big-time campaigns and being in charge of her eponymous fashion lines. Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon asked her to read the letter, and while Jenner's ideas seemed pretty far-fetched at the time, it seems that each and every request she put out into the universe managed to come true.
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"Dear me, I am on my freshmen retreat right now and it is really boring," Jenner wrote. "But I met new people, so I guess that's good. I am modeling right now and I love it. I am also on a show called Keeping Up With the Kardashians and we are filming season 5. Soon, we will be filming season 6. My goal in life is to become a big-time model and travel to really amazing places. I really hope it happens. [...] I'm 14 years old. Just thought I would say that lol. And I'm really excited to read this in the future."
Big-time model? Jenner's got that covered, with gigs for mass brands like Victoria's Secret and walking the runway for high-fashion labels such as Chanel and Christian Dior. Travel to "amazing places?" She's managed that, too, having filled her passport with stamps from trips to Dubai, Brazil, and China. At 14 years old, Jenner probably wasn't even aware that she was doing the whole manifest your dreams thing, but it looks like she's a pro.
Check out the model reading the letter to her future self, below.
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