The number one question people ask me when they find out about all the things I do is, “How do you have the time to do it all?” 

I usually reply half-jokingly with, “By not having a life!” 🤣 

In truth, my secret to being super-productive (I’m totally owning this, by the way—I’m the most productive person I know!) lies in having excellent time-management skills and setting up routines and systems that allow me to do things quickly. 

This is also true when it comes to my manifestation practice. Gone are the days when I had three hours every morning to dedicate to my spiritual practice. Nowadays, running a business, writing books, and being in Drama School from 5 PM to 11 PM daily (!), I had to get more creative with my manifestation routine. 

Here are my go-to manifestation practices for busy people: 

• Schedule perpetual reminders on your phone so you can get a positive affirmation popping up every 30 minutes. 
• Print out your affirmations list, laminate it, and stick it on your bathroom wall so you can do your affirmations while showering. I call it my Shower Gratitude Practice! 
• Send a daily voice message to your BFF while walking your dog, walking on the treadmill, or driving to work, talking about what you’re most grateful for. 

I swear by all three of these practices. I’ve practiced them daily for over three years now, and they’ve transformed my life. 

In episode 166 of The Lit Up Lightworker Podcast, I talk to Francesca Amber, who teaches manifestation to busy mums. In the episode, Francesca shares more fun and easy practices that you can use to incorporate manifestation into your busy schedule. 

Specifically, in this episode you’ll learn: 

• Balancing manifestation and a busy schedule 
• Ways to involve your kids in your manifestation practice 
• How to adapt your manifestation practice as life changes 
• Ways to get back on the manifestation wagon after falling off 
• Super easy manifestation practices we swear by! 

Click here to listen to the episode and learn how to practice conscious manifestation, even with a busy life.