If you haven’t come across the viral affirmation “I’m so lucky; everything works out for me” yet, you might be out of the loop–or maybe you’re just engaged in more productive activities than endlessly scrolling on your phone. In any case, you’re missing out on the popular manifestation trend sweeping TikTok known as Lucky Girl Syndrome. Influencers like Laura Galebe and Sammy K have helped spread the word by sharing their experiences with this manifestation method. They claim that Lucky Girl Syndrome has helped them attract remarkable outcomes and opportunities. If you’re intrigued and want to manifest this positive energy, continue reading to delve into Lucky Girl Syndrome and learn how to incorporate it into your daily life.
What is Lucky Girl Syndrome?
Before Lucky Girl Syndrome became a trend, we had the Law of Assumption. Neville Goddard, in his book “The Law of Assumption: An Essential Lesson,” explained this principle by stating that whatever we assume to be true will eventually come to fruition, for better or worse. This aligns with the concept of Lucky Girl Syndrome. Have you ever known someone for whom things always seem to go awry? Picture this: They receive a parking ticket, get called for jury duty, and spill their coffee, all in a single day. Perhaps this string of misfortunes persists because they expect bad things to always happen to them. Similarly, individuals who consider themselves lucky often stumble upon money in their pockets or receive unexpected promotions. Their positive assumptions pave the way for favorable outcomes.
The Law of Assumption also emphasizes the power of imagination, suggesting that everything that exists originated from someone’s imagination before manifesting in reality. By visualizing yourself as lucky and presuming that everything will work out in your favor, you’re well on your way to embodying a lucky persona.
How to practice it
Listen to an affirmation playlist
During a segment of The Everygirl Podcast, self-development coach, manifestation expert, and best-selling author Roxie Nafousi revealed that listening to affirmation playlists kickstarted her journey into manifestation. She suggested listening to affirmations as you drift off to sleep since the subconscious mind is most receptive to belief modification during this time. Nafousi stated, “A belief is simply a thought that has been repeated so frequently that it becomes reality.” Explore affirmation playlists on YouTube, listen to the meditations and positive affirmations available on Roxie’s website, or try creating your own personalized affirmations like “I am incredibly lucky” or “Good things always come my way.”
Say your affirmations out loud
Both Nafousi and Galebe emphasize the importance of vocalizing affirmations to make manifestation and Lucky Girl Syndrome effective for you. Nafousi elaborated, “The subconscious mind can’t differentiate between truth and falsehood; it accepts whatever information it receives.” By verbally expressing affirmations in the morning, you can set a positive tone for your day, preparing yourself for a fortunate day ahead.
Set reminders
Even for those of us (*raises hand*) who struggle to remember to recite affirmations daily, there’s a solution: Scatter affirmation notes around your home (for example, a Post-it Note on your bathroom mirror) or set your affirmations as your phone’s lock screen to serve as a daily reminder of your positive outlook and the fact that everything falls into place for you. Whenever you encounter these reminders throughout the day, take a moment to read them aloud to yourself. Remember, even the most laid-back individuals can foster a lucky streak.
Look for proof
If you discover that affirmations alone aren’t yielding desired results, consider this technique from brain training specialist and hypnosis practitioner Emilie Leyes. Leyes suggests that our brains grasp concepts better through experiences than through words alone. Therefore, combining affirmations with real-life instances will enhance our belief in them. Leyes advised, “Intend to start noticing moments when things do go your way, no matter how minor they seem.” By actively observing such occurrences, your brain learns from these encounters, reinforcing the belief that things align in your favor by default.
