Premier Partner Event: Stop Letting Imposter Syndrome Block Your Manifestations

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TICKETS ARE $33- MUST BE PURCHASED ON VALORIE'S WEBSITE
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You get a win and immediately dismiss it as luck. You're in a room and convinced everyone else has it more together than you do. You've been on your spiritual path long enough to know this stuff works, and you still can't fully let yourself receive it. You set the intention, you do the work, and right when something good starts to move toward you, some part of you shrinks back.

That's imposter syndrome quietly running your manifestations in the background.

And for neurospicy brains it shows up in ways that are specific and persistent — tied directly to the way your brain processes experience. Which means the standard "just believe in yourself" advice was never going to be enough.

In this session we're getting into exactly how imposter syndrome is interfering with your manifestations and what actually moves it.

What to Expect:

• Interactive teaching
• Guided practice you can use immediately
• Live hot seat manifestation coaching (a few participants will be selected as time permits — everyone in the room will benefit)

This session is part of Rewired to Receive: Manifestation for Neurospicy Brains — an ongoing series for those who feel everything deeply, think differently, and are ready to discover why their brain is actually built with superpowers for manifestation. Neurospicy includes ADHD, ADD, autism, and anyone who has always known they experience the world a little differently than most.
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Additionally, as we are not medical professionals, we cannot provide diagnoses, cures, or recommendations for medical treatments. While you may learn about techniques that have been effective for many individuals, they are not intended to substitute proper medical or mental health care.
Remember to prioritize your well-being and seek professional help when needed. You do you, Boo.