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Jennifer Aniston, Neil Armstrong, Al Gore, Paul McCartney, Jack Nicholson, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Donald Trump and Liv Tyler.

I think it’s fair to say that the common thread binding these people together is the indefatigable, nothing-is-going-to-stop-me, must-keep-manifesting theme. It is somehow apt that the first man on the moon was a Manifestor who had to find his meaning in life by going into orbit, and that Al Gore is someone who is determined to change the world.

As a Manifestor, you must also recognize that your mere presence will push all sorts of buttons in people. Not everyone appreciates a whirlwind. You may rattle people and send them off – balance. This is your catalyzing nature in action, so be watchful of your impact – in the home and socially – recognize who’s getting upset and don’t take it personally.

The upside is that you do have a tremendous ability to motivate and propel others. You can make people walk on hot coals and bring them through unscathed. You are a truly catalyzing force. But a Manifestor design does not mean you are infallible. You can appear pushy, forceful and even intimidating, wanting to move ‘less – able beings’ out of the way. Learn to appreciate that people will try their best in your company and allow them to do so.

There is also a chance that in your childhood you were discouraged and blocked from your natural manifesting. Teachers and parents may not have understood you. ‘Sit down, be quiet and sit still’ is the worst thing a Manifestor can hear, and this can lead to rebellion or an inner rage building up until it blows. Even worse, you may have shut down and may still be denying your true expression.

Also, be watchful of people taking advantage of you. You might find yourself expected to constantly fetch and carry, fixing everything for everyone around you. You’re a Manifestor, not a slave. You’re on this Earth to catalyze action, not to perform duties for others.

As a Manifestor, you have a big responsibility to be clear about to what and whom you lend your manifesting abilities. When you’re clear, or moving forward, you’re a sight to behold. When you’re unclear, or blocked, you’re liable to tear the world down around you. Once you understand that the world doesn’t necessarily operate on your level, you’ll find it easier to engage with others and their slower way of getting things done.

What I will say about life with a Manifestor is that it can be fun – because who knows what’s going to happen next?!