Most of us have felt it at least once: a familiar presence, a well-timed sign, a gut feeling that didn't quite feel like our own.

In this episode we explain the difference between spirit guides, angels and archangels, and share the deeply personal stories of how we came to know our own guides. That includes the great uncle Jane never met, who died at 23 and shares an exact birthday with her eldest son, one hundred years apart. Then we answer a question so many of you have asked: what do you do when you're doing everything right to manifest, and nothing seems to be happening?

What you'll learn:

* The difference between spirit guides, angels and archangels, and how each one shows up

* How to recognise who your spirit guides are (you probably already know)

* The signs your guides use to reach you, from familiar smells to dreams and feathers

* Our own stories of guides showing up at births, accidents and in our hardest seasons

* How to call on your guides daily and understand the role each one plays

* What to do when your manifesting feels stuck

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Psychologist Richard Wiseman spent years studying what separates lucky people from everyone else. When he taught a group of self-described unlucky people a specific set of behaviours, 80% of them came back reporting they'd become luckier. Luck, it turns out, can be learned.

In this episode we break down eight habits lucky people share, with the real stories behind them: a question box reply that turned into an event invite, a stressful morning routine that completely turned around, and the one piece of advice Dolly Parton gave Miley Cyrus. We close by sharing our night time routines.

What you'll learn:

* Why luck favours motion, and how to put yourself in its path

* How to tell a lucky hunch apart from ordinary brain chatter

* Why expecting good luck changes what your brain notices

* How to turn bad luck into good (and the ancient story of the farmer who always said "we'll see")

* Why talking about what you love opens doors you didn't know existed

* How to train your brain to wake up expecting a good day

* Why beginner's luck is real, and how to use it

* How every conversation can become a doorway to your next opportunity

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Emily's Book: Like A Mother

Ready to finally go after what you want? Jane's Confidence Course is a three-module audio and workbook guide to help you rewire your brain and step into your most confident self.

Drowning in the mental load? The 5 Steps To Organise Your Life & Reclaim Your Time Masterclass shares the five shifts that took us from chaos to households that run like clockwork.

Already dreaming about 2027? Save your spot in the Vision Board Workshop on January 24th.

To create a life you love, you have to believe in it before it exists. That's what we mean by delusional, and in this episode we make the case that a little delusion might be the most practical thing you ever do.

We walk through four steps for turning big belief into real results, drawing on neuroscience, intuition and the stories of people who ignored the logical path and built empires anyway. Then a working mum of three asks how to grow a business when there are only so many hours in the day, and we share exactly how we make it work.

What you'll learn:

* What we mean by "delusional," and why spirituality belongs in the wellness conversation

* How your brain filters reality to match what you already believe (and why you can never find your car in a carpark)

* Why mentally rehearsing your goals builds the same pathways as the real thing

* How to hear your intuition, and what Oprah, Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs have in common

* How to make your goals feel safe and normal to your nervous system

* Why acting from identity gets you further than waiting until you're in the mood

* How we juggle work, kids and a growing business

For more resources related to today's episode, click here for the podcast episode page.

Join the Slightly Delusional circle for BTS, vlogs, and episode resources:

Follow Jane and Emily on Instagram: @emilyandjanepodcast

Email emilyandjane91@gmail.com to submit your questions for the Ask Anything segment.

Follow Emily: Instagram, Substack

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Emily's Book: Like A Mother

Ready to finally go after what you want? Jane's Confidence Course is a three-module audio and workbook guide to help you rewire your brain and step into your most confident self.

Drowning in the mental load? The 5 Steps To Organise Your Life & Reclaim Your Time Masterclass shares the five shifts that took us from chaos to households that run like clockwork.

Already dreaming about 2027? Save your spot in the Vision Board Workshop on January 24th.