Everyday Intuition

Season Four of Everyday Intuition is here! In S4, Susan takes on several of the biggest new age myths and misconceptions which have caused nothing but mischief for the wellness community. Episode 1, Meditation is not Medication, begins the conversation.

In order to be truly comfortable with your intuition, you'll need to think differently about yourself. In this last episode of Season Three, Susan describes what true open-mindedness really is, and why expanding your ability to be kind and generous to yourself is such a critical developmental task for students of intuition.

Also, we answer a question from our listener, Doug!

We'll be back in 2023 with Season 4! In the meantime, have fun re-listening to your favorite episodes, and don't forget to share with others what you love about them! We're all about the highest good for the greatest number around here, so helping get the word out with your reviews, likes, and shares means the world to us!

This is the long-promised episode about goats! There's no competition currently for the GOAT intuition story, but IMHO this will definitely be a lifelong contender :)

I chat with my client Meg Simone who has graciously agreed to share her amazing experience following the trajectory of predictions revealed in her first session in 2019 all the way to the present.

Meg happened to transcribe the major points I made in her first session *verbatim*, which gave her some powerful reference points for how her life was going to change, and taught her how predictive intuition has 3 important functions: to prepare us well for those changes, to connect us with the highest good for the greatest number, and in this case, to thoroughly delight us!

Warning: this episode may make you giggle.

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We're reprising an episode from the first season of Everyday Intuition, in which Lara interviews Susan's peeps to find out what it's really like to be close to an intuitive. Or just to her .  Enjoy!

It's The ADHD Friendly Show Podcast interview! Everybody, meet Caren Magill, the creator of this valuable resource for celebrating smart, creative women with ADHD. I haven't talked about having ADHD publicly before, mostly because I didn't want it to contribute to the marginalization already plaguing our understanding of intuition. But it's time. Caren's interviewing skills are amazing and I felt instantly comfortable with her. Many of us with ADHD instinctively use our intuition to direct traffic in the very busy intersections that our brains can be. I'm so grateful Caren invited me to talk about how becoming more conscious about our intuition can create a powerhouse skill for us, bringing clarity and presence to our lives.

Codependency puts us at risk to carry more than our share of the energy and feelings of others. In this episode, we talk about tools for identifying if you are intuitively "overfull" and what to do about it.

In this episode, Susan explains how little habits, done consistently over time can become the grounding force in understanding ourselves as naturally intuitive. Also, Susan fields a question from a client in our new AMA segment!

Our human lives come with physical, emotional, and intuitive operating systems. Learning to interpret what they have to say (often when they are all speaking at once!) is practiced over time, but it's possible to discover your intuition via what your body is telling you. Investigating the clues embedded in your physical experience is a skill worth your time, especially since we don't have a direct language in our culture to talk about our intuition.

In this episode, Susan shares her thoughts on what it's really like to be a medium, how she navigates the challenges of communication with the "other side", and how successfully bridging our world with that of the "disembodied" can be incredibly healing.

Today we begin to talk about energy, in the most down-to-earth way possible. To talk about intuitive empathy, we have to go to the far reaches of the woo, but it's important to try and describe not only how intuition is your most natural resource, but also why.

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~Invisibilia S1E4: Entanglement

~Facing Codependence by Pia Mellody