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Hey, I wanted to share a small success story that genuinely made me question things.

About a week ago, I was rereading old conversations with someone I’m trying to manifest and I came across a message from around 8 months ago where he told me he had dreamed about me.
I had completely forgotten about that message all this time. When I stumbled across it again, I felt this weird nostalgia and just thought to myself: “it would be crazy if he dreamed about me again.” I thought about it for a few seconds and then moved on without thinking about it anymore.

And then 4 days later, completely out of nowhere, he sends me a message:
“I dreamed about you last night.”

I was honestly shocked because the only time he had ever told me he dreamed about me was 8 months ago. And I hadn’t thought about it since then. Then I randomly come across that message again 8 months later, think about it in a nostalgic way, move on… and 4 days later I receive “I dreamed about you.” Knowing that he sent me this during a period where, for the first time in 8 months, he was kind of ghosting me a bit

So now I’m genuinely wondering: why do these kinds of “small manifestations” sometimes seem to work so much more easily? Especially considering I wasn’t in a “it’s already done” state at all. It was more of a nostalgic, almost melancholic thought, so now I’m wondering if maybe it was actually more of a feeling of lack that I had? I honestly don’t know.

Have any of you experienced this kind of almost unconscious manifestation with the same pattern? Could you share your experiences? And how would Neville explain this? Because the feeling wasn’t “it’s already here,” it was more like “I wish this would happen again” or “I should have acted differently back then.”

I spiral a lot lately, and this kind of event really makes me question things and gives me a boost because I struggle to stay stable in my manifestation.

Hey, I wanted to share a small success story that genuinely made me question things.

About a week ago, I was rereading old conversations with someone I’m trying to manifest and I came across a message from around 8 months ago where he told me he had dreamed about me.
I had completely forgotten about that message all this time. When I stumbled across it again, I felt this weird nostalgia and just thought to myself: “it would be crazy if he dreamed about me again.” I thought about it for a few seconds and then moved on without thinking about it anymore.

And then 4 days later, completely out of nowhere, he sends me a message:
“I dreamed about you”

I was honestly shocked because the only time he had ever told me he dreamed about me was 8 months ago. And I hadn’t thought about it since then. Then I randomly come across that message again 8 months later, think about it in a nostalgic way, move on… and 4 days later I receive “I dreamed about you.”

So now I’m genuinely wondering: why do these kinds of “small manifestations” sometimes seem to work so much more easily? Especially considering I wasn’t in a “it’s already done” state at all. It was more of a nostalgic, almost melancholic thought, so now I’m wondering if maybe it was actually more of a feeling of lack that I had? I honestly don’t know.

Have any of you experienced this kind of almost unconscious manifestation with the same pattern? Could you share your experiences?

And how would Neville explain this? Because the feeling wasn’t “it’s already here,” it was more like “I wish this would happen again” or “I should have acted differently back then.”

I spiral a lot lately, and this kind of event really makes me question things and gives me a boost because I struggle to stay stable in my manifestation.

Hey, I wanted to share a small success story that genuinely made me question things.

About a week ago, I was rereading old conversations with someone I’m trying to manifest and I came across a message from around 8 months ago where he told me he had dreamed about me.
I had completely forgotten about that message all this time. When I stumbled across it again, I felt this weird nostalgia and just thought to myself: “it would be crazy if he dreamed about me again.” I thought about it for a few seconds and then moved on without thinking about it anymore.

And then 4 days later, completely out of nowhere, he sends me a message:
“I dreamed about you”

I was honestly shocked because the only time he had ever told me he dreamed about me was 8 months ago. And I hadn’t thought about it since then. Then I randomly come across that message again 8 months later, think about it in a nostalgic way, move on… and 4 days later I receive “I dreamed about you.” Knowing that he sent me this during a period where, for the first time in 8 months, he was kind of ghosting me a bit

So now I’m genuinely wondering: why do these kinds of “small manifestations” sometimes seem to work so much more easily? Especially considering I wasn’t in a “it’s already done” state at all. It was more of a nostalgic, almost melancholic thought, so now I’m wondering if maybe it was actually more of a feeling of lack that I had? I honestly don’t know.

Have any of you experienced this kind of almost unconscious manifestation with the same pattern? Could you share your experiences?

And how would Neville explain this? Because the feeling wasn’t “it’s already here,” it was more like “I wish this would happen again” or “I should have acted differently back then.”

I spiral a lot lately, and this kind of event really makes me question things and gives me a boost because I struggle to stay stable in my manifestation.

Bonjour,

J’ai un TDAH diagnostiqué et j’hésite à partir en transaction immobilière/commercial après avoir travaillé en gestion de copropriété.

Je voulais savoir s’il y a ici des personnes TDAH qui bossent en immobilier ou dans le commerce en général ou dans des métiers stimulants avec objectifs/résultats.

J’ai remarqué que l’administratif très répétitif, les micro tâches, le classement, les logiciels avec plein d’étapes etc me fatiguent énormément mentalement, alors qu’à l’inverse je fonctionne plutôt bien avec le stress, les enjeux, le relationnel, la recherche de solutions et les journées dynamiques et qui changent.

Du coup je voulais avoir des retours honnêtes :

Est-ce que certains TDAH se sentent plus adaptés aux métiers commerciaux/stimulants qu’aux métiers administratifs classiques ?

Et comment vous vivez ça au quotidien ?

Merci par avance pour vos retours !

Bonjour,

J’ai un TDAH diagnostiqué et j’hésite entre deux postes dans l’immobilier. J’aimerais avoir des retours honnêtes de personnes qui bossent dans ces domaines.

Contexte :
J’ai déjà travaillé comme gestionnaire de copropriété 2 ans. Je gérais les AG, les copropriétaires, les dossiers etc. Le gros problème pour moi n’était pas le stress ou les gens, mais toute l’organisation et les micro-détails administratifs : mails, documents, logiciels, suivi, classement, multiples étapes pour chaque tâche… Ça me surcharge mentalement très vite et ... je bug comme si j'étais façe à un mur.

Là, après une sorte de burn out dans ma vie, je suis partie quelques semaines à l'étranger et je suis revenue avant les vacances de Noel et je suis 100% op pour travailler. Je suis actuellement en formation assistante copro et je remarque que les journées entières de scan, archivage, rangement de dossiers/sous-dossiers, utilisation de vieux logiciels avec plein de clics et de micro-étapes me fatiguent énormément mentalement.

À côté de ça, j’ai une opportunité en transaction immobilière en CDI (c'est vraiment le job qui m'attire le + dans l'immo, le côté visite, sélection de dossier etc......) les tâches sont notamment : prospection, visites, rentrer des mandats, relation clients, ventes jusqu’au notaire etc...

Je sais qu'il y a forcement un côté admin, mais j'ai envie de dire, dans tous les métiers de bureau il y en a et la ritaline me donne un petit boost.

Je suis plutôt calme en apparence, pas la commerciale ultra extravertie qui parle fort H24, mais je suis à l’aise avec les gens en contexte pro. J’ai aussi tendance à être très débrouillarde, trouver des solutions rapidement, avoir plein d’idées, aimer résoudre des problèmes, trouver et dénicher des informations, j'aime visiter des lieux et le stress me stimule souvent, je fonctionne + lorsqu'il y a un enjeu, c'est ça qui me force à agir.

Par contre ce qui me fait peur avec la transaction : la pression des résultats, devoir réussir à être régulière et organisée malgré le TDAH. (Mais réussir à être organisée je me dis que je rencontrerais ce problème de partout forcément)

Le point positif à ce poste c'est qu'il est en cdi et non avance sur commission ou freelance. C'est fixe chaque mois + variable.

Ma question est donc : est-ce qu’il y a des gens TDAH ici qui bossent en transaction immo ou dans des métiers commerciaux ? Est ce que les tdah ont tendance à + réussir dans des métiers stimulants comme ce genre là que dans des métiers d'administratif classique ?
Et honnêtement, est-ce que vous pensez qu’un profil TDAH peut mieux supporter la transaction que l’administratif pur type assistanat copro ?

Merci par avance pour vos retours et retours d'expérience !

Hello, I wanted to ask a question. I’ve had unconscious manifestations, which makes me think that manifestation exists. However, I have a problem with the concept of EYPO and the idea that no one has free will.

In our world, if that’s the case, how do we explain the horrible things we see in the news people being bombed, terrorist attacks in certain countries, or for example a pregnant woman and her child walking peacefully in the street and suddenly getting caught in an attack and dying? Or what happened with all those children on Epstein’s island for years… how can this be explained through manifestation?

Also, even if we each live in our own reality, we still all live in the same world, in the sense that we all see the same news, from our countries or globally. You know what I mean? We’re all here reading the Neville Goddard subreddit, it’s not something created by our individual minds, since we’re all on it and it clearly exists.

So I wanted to ask those who are more experienced: where does EYPO stop, and where does free will begin? “I am God,” okay, but to what extent? Because we all live in the same world, we don’t each have our own separate one.

So where is the “limit”? I’m asking here because I haven’t found many clear answers elsewhere or in YouTube videos.