Oct 30 • Level 5 - Educational Post 🎓
Are you a Manifesting Generator in Human Design?
Here's some of my insights around creating a Morning Routine for Manifesting Generators: its about finding freedom inside structure. You can follow the link to read more on my blog, if you'd like that.
Morning routines are one of those things that sound simple until you try to live them.
Especially if you’re a Manifesting Generator or a creative who craves consistency but resists being pinned down by it.
For years, mine swung between two extremes: I either followed a rigid plan that made me feel like the class swot, or I threw the plan out completely and promised myself I’d “start again Monday.”
I’d build lists of everything I wanted to include: journalling, meditation, movement, card pulls, podcast – then realised I’d created a full-time job to ‘fit in’ before 8 a.m.
At one point, my coach suggested I make a “magic box” of everything I could do in the morning and simply choose what felt right each day. That idea made sense to my MG energy, so I designed worksheets, graphics, and prompts… and then never used them.
Sound familiar?
When structure turns into self-pressure
A few months later, I started The Artist’s Way as an exploration with a group of Human Design friends and began writing morning pages. These are several stream-of-consciousness pages before the mind wakes fully.
I loved it. Until I didn’t.
Even that practice, as powerful as it was, started to feel like another thing I “should” do.
That’s when I realised the issue wasn’t the activity. It was the expectation. Expectation I was putting on myself – because, let’s face it, no one else really cares.
I was chasing the perfect routine instead of listening to what my energy actually needed.
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Are you a Manifesting Generator in Human Design?
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