Manifestation

It really is in the mindset. I truly believe that if we ask the universe for what we need, something will present itself. I mean how can it not. We are looking for the things that may help us keep a sense of equilibrium, instead of seeing the barriers and challenges life can also present. So by default if my outlook is different, then so shall be the opportunities that lay ahead.

I often take a leap of faith on myself, and like a cat land on my feet - but that's not without tripping up over my feet in the first place LOL! I mean of course it is scary. It is embracing uncertainty at it's finest. The lack of routine can be challenging but it forces me to ensure I'm doing right by myself.

And ceasing control in the areas that I can, to help shape the outcomes I wish. Letting go of what I cannot control. It is truly liberating - but in the mindset.

That's how I've managed to embrace my Autism and ADHD. Instead of seeing them in constant conflict, they're like siblings that mostly get along, but every now and then fall out. I've learnt to navigate the two over the years and find a sense of equilibrium, although my physical health often tries to throw that out of sync...

I take control of what I can, and let go of the things out of my power.

So manifestation and neurodiversity.

Manifestation - goal setting - alternative mindset.

Yesterday I blogged about having multiple things to do. Today presents me with an unexpected change in plans which allows me time to now do some of those things. My Autistic brain screams at the last minute change in plans (that had I have looked at my work phone before I set off, I could have saved myself time and travel; I got over that quickly), despite it being something completely unanticipated; my ADHD brains sighs at the opportunity to catch up on some other stuff.

I asked for more time to catch up and here the time presents itself. I could dwell on the change of plans and allow that to disorientate me or I can embrace the moment, accept it is what it is and make the most of the situation. I've picked the latter. That is definitely the more productive of the two choices.

And so ADHD brain prevails. This will help Autistic brain as there will be more order and organisation.

Balance.