Manifestors make up approximately 9% of the population.
Layla is a trailblazer and a powerhouse.
meet a manifestor
A catalyzing force that creates movements, her presence is immediately felt when she walks into a room. Her energy can be polarizing: people tend to love her or feel repelled by her.
inspired and informing
Her impulses to create and take action strike like lightning. She can’t always predict when and how the inspiration will come, but it is undeniable when it strikes. When she has the freedom she needs, she can make magic happen seemingly out of thin air. She is a natural leader. She greatly reduces or eliminates resistance from others by simply keeping them in the loop and informing them of where she’s going next. Like a train conductor, she does best to simply announce where she’s going and let those who want to travel with her jump aboard.
Angry and playing small
As a child she was the energetic leader of her family and nobody (including her) knew quite what to do with that. Her parents were intimidated by her innate power and in subtle—and some not-so-subtle ways—tried to tame her. Because of these messages, Layla began to believe that she could only be loved and secure if she didn’t rock the boat, and made herself small.
Over time this eroded her creativity and powerful spontaneity. She became lonely and began feeling crushed beneath the ever-increasing weight of trying to please everyone. The heaviness became anger as she felt trapped and powerless. She desperately wanted to feel free, but was terrified of further rejection.
deconditioning
She embarked on the journey of returning to her true self and innate guidance system. She reconnected to her spontaneity, committing to expressing herself authentically (regardless of the outcome). Most importantly she began cherishing and honoring her divine impulses, trusting how rare and special they are, and trusting the peace that rushed in when she allowed herself to follow and act on them.
Peace and freedom: a manifestor’s true north
Layla now feels peacefully grounded in her own approval--the only approval that’s ever truly mattered for her.