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Manifesting a Stress-Free Holiday Season with ADHD

By: Megs Crawford

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The holiday season can be a whirlwind of excitement, stress, and overwhelm. For many late-diagnosed ADHD women, navigating the holiday hustle can be particularly challenging. But fear not! By tapping into the power of manifestation, we can shift our mindset and create a more peaceful and fulfilling holiday experience.


What is Manifestation?

Manifestation is the process of bringing our desires to reality through the power of thought, belief, and action. It's about visualizing our goals, believing in their possibility, and taking steps to make them happen.


How Can Manifestation Help Late-Diagnosed ADHD Women?


  • Clarity and Focus: Manifestation helps us define our goals and priorities for the holiday season, reducing overwhelm.

  • Reduced Stress: By focusing on positive outcomes, we can alleviate stress and anxiety.

  • Increased Motivation: Visualizing our desired outcomes can motivate us to take action, even when we feel unmotivated.

  • Improved Self-Belief: Manifestation can boost our self-confidence and belief in our ability to achieve our goals.



The Power of Thought:


  • Thoughts Become Things: Our thoughts shape our reality. By focusing on positive and empowering thoughts, we can attract positive experiences and outcomes.

  • The Impact of Beliefs: Our beliefs influence our actions and behaviors. By cultivating positive beliefs about ourselves and the holiday season, we can transform our experiences.

  • The Role of Emotions: Emotions are a valuable tool for navigating our experiences. By paying attention to our emotions, we can identify areas where we may need to shift our perspective.


Remember, manifestation is an ongoing process. By consistently practicing these techniques, you can create a more peaceful and enjoyable holiday season.


How to Visualize:


  1. Do this once per day. Or as often as you have a reminder for your ADHD brain!

  2. Imagine all the details of the holiday season you want.

  3. Feel the emotions that come along with this visual.

  4. Put yourself in the picture living out your desires.

  5. Imagine the end result (and it's ok if you don't know how to get there).


Want to dive deeper into the topic of manifestation and ADHD? Listen to our latest podcast episode Manifesting a Stress-Free Holiday Season with ADHD


Let's manifest a wonderful holiday season together!


This conversation comes from Mike Dooley's book, Infinite Possibilities.


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