How to QUANTUM LEAP by Christmas

Hannah Summerhill (0:00)

Hello, everybody, welcome back to The Hannah Summerhill Show. I'm so happy to have you guys here because today's episode is How to Quantum Leap by Christmas. So you might be listening to this when it comes out in October or November, and we're almost at Christmas, which is so crazy. But I want to share everything that I've done this year in 2026 to have a quantum leap year. And I'm so grateful. I feel like if there was any year to have a quantum leap year, it would be 2026 because 2026 is my lucky number. But before we get to all of that, first, if you're listening on YouTube, thanks for subscribing and liking, same with on Spotify. And let's start with a card pull today, just to tune into the message that we all need to receive. This is one of my favorite decks, the Super Attractor Deck by Gabby Bernstein. Really good manifestation gateway if you're new to manifesting.

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I trust that my powerful intentions, combined with my faith, are enough to allow my vision to become a reality.

I think we've pulled this one before. And I think it's actually great when we get the same one over and over because it just tells us that that's a message that we really need to hear. Powerful intentions combined with faith, like last episodes, topic of trust. Yeah, okay, clearly, we need to get the message to just have more faith and to trust. Okay, so yes, as I shared, I've had a huge year this year, a big quantum leap year, and so many of my manifestations have come true. I feel so grateful. I've obviously had some lows and highs this year. I shared about having a miscarriage back in May. Obviously, that was a low, it was awful.

But I'm really proud of the woman that I've become this year and the quantum leaps that I've had. And now that I've had some time to reflect and think about it, I wanted to give you guys things that you could implement right away so that you could feel so, so proud of this year. And maybe this year is not what you wanted it to be yet, but there is still plenty of time for everything to happen. It's like when I'm watching sports with Dave and like, say we're watching a basketball game in the fourth quarter, and there's like 14 seconds left, he's like, that's plenty of time. Like anything can happen. I'm like, okay, but it's true.

Like that's when things like really get exciting. So, all right, here's what to do if you want to quantum leap by Christmas. These are some of the things that worked for me.

All right, so the first thing is that I faced my fear and didn't let it make me shrink or collapse.

Here's what I mean. Usually our manifestations require us to grow or stretch in some ways. For me, being more visible on social media and growing my audience this year has been a big manifestation for me. And it has also come with things that have made me scared and sometimes made me want to shrink and hide. But I think one of the reasons that I've been able to quantum leap my social media this year are going from 4K in January to now 22K in October. And I'm so proud of that growth, and I really don't have a strategy. I'm not that consistent. People often say to me, oh, you're so consistent. It's like sometimes I only post like one reel a week. But anyway, I believe that my energy has been the strategy behind that. And one of the ways that I've been able to quantum leap on social media is because I didn't shrink when the fear came. So I may have shared this metaphor in the past, but if you think about your manifestation as a tree, it's going to cast equally large shadows. So whatever kind of resistance or fear you have about that manifestation will be represented as resistance in that shadow. And for me, if I think if I use social media as an example, and I look at that shadow, the shadow is definitely what comes with being more visible, more opportunities for criticism, more reasons and moments for me to feel pain or feel stung. And I recognize that as soon as I started to get those mean comments, that, yes, they hurt, but they didn't kill me. And that was so powerful. It's like you must approach your fear with kind of a raise in courage, because otherwise you won't grow into the identity that's on the other side of that fear. We all imagine an ideal self that exists on the other side of our fear. But if we're not actually willing to go up to the edge and face it, and look at that mean comment that says that you're like Jalulu, or fat, or stupid, or the devil, or whatever it is, if you're not willing to look at that, and to just know that it doesn't really affect you and who you know yourself to be, and know and see that it won't crush you, you expand so much. Like that little contraction, that moment of contraction, is worth massive expansion. It's like pulling back a slingshot and just letting it go. Approaching your fear is like infinite upside. So I leaned into it, even though sometimes I would be scared to post, even though sometimes I had that fear in the back of my head, what are people going to think? Are they going to judge me? I took action anyway. I shared what was on my heart anyway. Even when I had flops, even when nobody saw my content, I just kept going. I had that blueprint inside me, but I needed to trust. I needed to keep going to see what was on the other side of that fear. And sometimes I still get really scared, and I'm like, oh, what do people think? But I honestly feel so much less of that now. And now I recognize that this is really where leadership is made, because we have these large visions in our mind. But can we rise to lead them? And what does that leadership look like? And I feel like I've been able to quantum leap because I have risen to lead this movement that's been on my heart. And there are many times when I'm like, I don't know if I feel like showing up today to record either a podcast or create social media, or teach one of the many classes that I teach every week, either through Ascension or the Magic membership. But that is where leaders are made, where I decide to keep doing it anyway, even when I don't feel like it, and in that showing up, to strive for a level of excellence. I feel like a lot of us don't quantum leap because we are afraid of what leadership means. We are afraid of being held to a level of excellence that then we are not able to meet. But sometimes all you need to do is show up and keep going because often, people don't make it to that leadership stage. They don't quantum leap. They collapse at the first sign of discomfort. They collapse at the first contraction. So if you want to quantum leap fast, look at your shadows, look at your contractions, lean in and keep showing up, keep doing it anyway.