
Season 1 is a 6-week reality rehearsal lab for black sheep, quiet rebels, and neurodivergent souls who are tired of doing manifestation like homework while life still feels like the same old timeline.
Instead of forcing affirmations alone in your head, you'll gently turn your "I can't take this anymore!" moment into the opening scene of a new movie: small, doable actions from the reality you actually want to live in—repeated until your nervous system starts to believe you belong there.
I'm inviting a small founding cast of 15–30 players for Season 1 — people who want to help shape a new way of manifesting that feels softer, safer, and more honest than the usual hustle or "high-vibe only" rules.
This short preview isn't just a feature tour — it shows how Movies, Scenes, Cues, and your in-app Wallet come together to help you move from "I'm trapped in this version of my life" to quietly acting out the one you actually want... in ways your nervous system can handle.
Season 1 is about one core shift: you stop trying to become a better person in your head and start rehearsing the life you want in your actual day-to-day reality. JadiJe gives you a simple structure to do that without burning out.
Most of us carry a quiet, painful story about ourselves: too late, too broken, too sensitive, too behind. In JadiJe, you turn that into a Movie.
You choose your Role, create a Movie Poster banner, write your Origin Story, and describe the Ending — the reality where you're already living the life you want. This isn't fluffy vision-boarding; it becomes a clear, compassionate script that says: "This is where I'm coming from. This is where I'm headed."
Instead of staring at a giant goal and freezing, you design Scenes from your dream life—specific, doable moments you can actually play out this week. Each Scene is a piece of proof that you can live differently, without blowing up your whole life overnight.
Over 6 weeks, these Scenes stack up into something your nervous system can trust: a lived sense of, "I'm not stuck in the old version of me anymore."
A lot of manifestation advice ignores the part of you that's scared, exhausted, or over-stimulated. In JadiJe, before you act a Scene, you add a Cue: a tiny nervous-system reset so you don't have to bulldoze yourself into action.
The goal isn't to be fearless. It's to feel safe enough to take the next tiny step as the version of you who actually wants this life.
The Stage is a low-pressure space to share small reflections about your Movie with other people who are also playing pretend as their future selves. No performance, no perfection required.
The Stars page is the cast list — other players in the community. You can request to be each other's Co-Stars, appearing in each other's stories, cheering each other on, and remembering that you're not the only one rewriting your life.
There are no public follower counts, likes, or view numbers. The focus is on practising your role and feeling less alone, not chasing validation.
When you create a Scene, you can set a reward amount. Every time you complete that Scene, the amount is credited to your in-app wallet.
Right now, this is a symbolic practice wallet, not withdrawable cash. It's there to train your brain to associate your dream self with steady, trackable progress instead of vague hope or all-or-nothing pressure.
If you're here, you've probably tried to "fix" yourself with manifestation, mindset, or hustle—and ended up feeling more behind, more ashamed, or more tired.
This beta exists for people who secretly think: "I don't want to be here anymore… but I also know I'm not done yet." JadiJe is a reality rehearsal lab for that exact moment. For 6 weeks, you'll gently act from the reality you want—instead of just dreaming about it—and see what shifts when your body, not just your mind, gets to experience a new timeline.
After Season 1, Backstage will become a paid space for most people.
I'm still deciding the exact structure, but:
I want you to feel taken care of, not surprised — so I'm naming this clearly now.
If you want to be part of the founding cast for Season 1 of JadiJe, I'd love to know who you are, what "I don't want to be here anymore" looks like for you, and what kind of comeback you secretly want to live.
Quiet rebels, black sheep, neurodivergent minds, and soft-spoken visionaries are especially welcome.