Is your child independent, instinctual, and spontaneous? Are they an innovator of the world, with big ideas?
Manifestors initiate processes and show others the importance of making your own decisions and taking the lead.
Manifestors experience the least amount of resistance in their life and relationships when they are trusted, given freedom to follow their natural impulses, and not micromanaged, because rules and regulation feel like punishment to them, which then lead to anger.
Manifestors don't want or need permission or approval, but they may not always consider how their decisions affect others. In order to bridge this issue and limit resistance, Manifestors can be taught to inform, by letting others know what they plan to do ahead of time.
Instead of shame for being "disrespectful," they should be applauded for their bravery, and loved and accepted for being themselves. The first of the series, Moose the Manifestor, serves as validation for young initiators that, by following their strategy of informing, they have the power to reach their goals with ease and experience peace in the process.