What is ‘lucky girl syndrome’?
Women are maximizing their luck with the “lucky girl syndrome” trend on TikTok.
Lucky girl syndrome is becoming a worldwide phenomenon. Some people believe that incorporating a few key phrases into their lexicon and a splash of “delusion” can make the odds ever in their favor. Women claim they’re seeing real results, thanks to the manifesting technique.
What is “lucky girl syndrome” on TikTok?
This concept was created by influencer Laura Galebe. She claimed that ever since she started to use the phrase “I am so lucky,” she became one of the luckiest people she knows.
Galebe said she gets “insane opportunities” thrown at her out of nowhere.
“The secret is to assume and believe it before the concrete proof shows up. BE DELUSIONAL,” she advised in the caption.
This inspired women to try her method to improve themselves.
Two friends tried Galebe’s affirmations and shared their results after three months. They started using the phrases “I am so lucky” and “I don’t know why, but everything always works out for me.” One example was when they got their choice of rooms at their new place.
TikToker @krrenee When she was speaking, repeated the affirmations. woke upShe was able to get a job offer for her dream job within an hour.
What is the law if assumption?
Many people claim that the law is at work in the unfortunate girl syndrome. According to the law of attractionThe law of assumption refers to the belief that what we desire will be realized in real life.
Hypnotherapist Laurnie Wilson Self-hypnosis is the reason she attributes the law of assumption to her lucky girl syndrome. She explained If you believe in yourself enough and feel it when it is said, you can create new neural pathways within your brain. It is possible to change our attitude and behavior by using positive affirmations.
In The Know is now available on Apple News — follow us here!
The post What is ‘lucky girl syndrome’? The first to appear on In The Know.
More information from In The Know
Moose sheds its antlers ‘like a wig’ right in front home
Woman is ‘mid-chicken wing’ when she realizes friend is proposing
Woman mistakenly applies to jobs using ‘joke resume’ after ‘unhinged moment of madness’
Why do TikTok cat owners talk about making biscuits?