Everyday Intuition

In this Thanksgiving week episode of Everyday Intuition, Susan shares how your intuition is connected to your ability to express gratitude. Susan and Lara talk about genuine gratitude versus superficial expressions of thankfulness. They also tackle the concept of being grateful for hard thing in your life.  For homework, Susan suggests giving yourself permission to be sad, and even cry, as part of a gratitude practice. And, of course, they talk about what they are thankful for this year.

In this episode of Everyday Intuition, Susan and Lara debrief after the anxiety leading up to the presidential election. Susan shares how she’s been taking care of the empathic part of herself along with some tips for how others can do the same going forward. She also talks about some of the messages she’s received about the election. Later, in the homework portion of the podcast, Susan explains how to set internal boundaries and why they are an important part of self-care during the political climate we are living within.

In this Halloween week episode of Everyday Intuition, Susan shares why she does not believe in malevolent spirits. She talks about the ghosts that came with her own old New Englander house, and what she has learned from them. Later, Lara recalls going on a ghost hunting adventure in a town building and what it felt like to go inside a house where a horrific crime took place. For homework, Susan shares some suggestions for how people can reframe their attitudes toward haunted houses.

In a galaxy far, far away, just kidding, actually in a new cat house in Lara’s backyard, Lara and Susan finish out their three-part intuitive journey to find out what happened to Lara’s missing cat Felix. Susan shares what it’s like to communicate with animals before she confides her new desire to become a cat. Why? Listen in to find out. Lara gives an update on the search for Felix and how she used her intuition to add a new member to her cat family. In the homework portion of the show, Susan urges Lara to consider what changed in her life as a result of this experience.

In this episode of Everyday Intuition, Lara and Susan follow up on the investigation into Lara’s missing cat, Felix. They talk about Susan’s use of map dousing to identify a search area and some leads Lara followed up on since last time. Susan explains how it is important to practice patience when using your intuition for issues that have high stakes and also trusting the order in which events happen. Finally, she offers Lara a homework assignment this week to help her practice good emotional self-case.

In this episode of Everyday Intuition, Susan and Lara team up on an investigation, tracking Lara’s missing cat Felix. Lara works the case using her background as an investigator while Susan uses her intuition to gauge if they are on the right path. Susan shares how needing now have a concrete answer and giving in to fear can get in the way of your intuition. Finally, Lara and Susan trek into the woods of New Hampshire to work the case. What did they find? Listen in to learn more.

Ever wondered what it would be like to have an intuitive in your life? In this episode of the Everyday Intuition podcast, Lara sits down with three men in Susan’s life, her two sons and significant other. What was it like with her boyfriend Bill learned at their first date about her profession? What’s it like to have a mom who’s intuitive? Listen in to find out.

In this episode of the Everyday Intuition podcast, Lara meets up with Exeter bean-to-bar chocolate maker, Enna Grazier, of Enna Chocolate, as she opens her new chocolate factory and café in Exeter. Enna tells her story of transitioning from wedding photography to chocolate maker, and how she felt when deciding to pursue it as a career. Susan, who was one of Enna’s early taste testers, talks about how Enna’s journey is a good example of someone following little intuitive breadcrumbs on her journey. Later, Lara reports back on what she’s written in her intuition journal and Susan gives Lara a new homework assignment as she prepares to start a second draft of a writing project.

In this episode of the Everyday Intuition podcast, Lara tells Susan about a situation where she is frustrated that her intuition is not working the way she expects and is starting to doubt herself. Susan talks about why wanting your intuition to work within your time frame doesn’t work. She explains that sometimes the timeline of intuition changes, often for a better end result.  Later, Lara reports back on her homework from last time, to ask her intuition direct questions, as she tells Susan about a new creative project.

In this episode of Everyday Intuition, Lara tells Susan about a wren's nest that was built on her porch and how it reminds her of her grandparents. Susan talks about how guides and loved ones may use birds, dragonflies, music or other signs to communicate with us. She explains that guides work with what we will recognize as a sign. Later, Susan and Lara have both have vivid dreams about their dearly departed grandparents during the pandemic and Susan talks about why others might also be having similar experiences at this time. Susan shares how lethargy can be a sign of intuition before Lara reports back on both her experience with the fake Keen website (when she ignored her intuition) and her realization about trusting yourself and listening to your intuition.