WooBiz host Andy Walker chats with MIT-trained engineer Brent Michael Phillips, who built internet startups during the dot-com boom — until, as he tells it, a health collapse, business fallout, and a botched surgery left his arm paralyzed and his career in ruins.

Declared an “impossible case” by doctors, Brent says he later experienced an energy healing that restored movement instantly — an event that led him to question everything he thought he knew about science and consciousness.

Rather than adopting belief without scrutiny, he began analyzing what happened through an engineer’s lens.

In this episode, Brent explains what he calls three generations of manifestation technology, why most Law of Attraction teachings fall short, and how embodiment and nervous system capacity may play a larger role in results than positive thinking alone.

Woo Skill in This Episode: The easy “Embodiment Hack” Brent says can double your manifestation power — by rewiring your nervous system through physical movement instead of just positive thinking.

Show Notes: https://woobiz.net/ep33

When stress and anxiety rise — at work, at home, and in today’s politically and economically unstable world — intuition often falls.

In this episode of WooBiz, Andy Walker sits down with seer and spiritual teacher Dr. Annette Kiper to explore what happens to your inner knowing when fear takes over.

From political strife in the US and economic strain in Canada to global conflict in Gaza and Ukraine, uncertainty doesn’t just live in the headlines — it seeps into your business decisions and leadership presence. Annette explains why fear is the body’s search for safety and how unmanaged anxiety disrupts intuitive awareness.

You’ll learn practical grounding tools, nervous system techniques, and simple practices to stay steady when pressure rises.

If stress has ever clouded your instincts or weakened your decision-making, this episode will help you reconnect to your intuitive edge.

Show Notes: https://woobiz.net/ep32

In this episode of WooBiz, host Andy Walker sits down with bestselling Hay House author, angel communicator, and former CPA Radleigh Valentine to explore how angelic guidance can be used as a practical decision-support tool in business and leadership.

Radleigh’s story bridges two seemingly opposite worlds: decades in corporate accounting and a global spiritual career built around angels, intuition, and divinely guided tools like oracle cards. That unlikely combination is precisely what makes his perspective resonate with entrepreneurs and analytically minded leaders. Rather than framing angels as abstract or mystical concepts, Radleigh presents them as accessible allies that communicate in ways people already understand—numbers, symbols, intuition, and subtle pattern recognition.

The conversation walks listeners through multiple entry points for working with angels, including angel numbers, oracle cards, intuitive journaling, and direct dialogue with guardian angels. Radleigh emphasizes that belief is not a prerequisite; curiosity and experimentation are enough. Whether messages come from angels, the subconscious, or the divine itself is less important than whether the guidance leads to clarity, confidence, and better outcomes.

Andy and Radleigh also discuss the difference between “wow” experiences—dramatic moments of undeniable synchronicity—and the quieter, subtler guidance that develops over time as trust builds. Importantly for business owners, Radleigh explains how to ask for guidance without over-controlling outcomes, allowing space for better-than-expected opportunities to emerge.

This episode offers a grounded, surprisingly pragmatic framework for integrating intuition into leadership, decision-making, and personal growth—without abandoning logic, discipline, or strategic thinking.

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At around the 30-minute mark, Radleigh introduces a simple, repeatable practice that helps business leaders build intuitive confidence without overthinking or forcing outcomes. The skill is intentionally low-stakes: pulling a single angel card (or asking for a single message) each day with no agenda beyond noticing how it shows up in real life.

The power of the skill isn’t the card itself—it’s the feedback loop. By journaling or mentally tracking how the message aligns with the day’s events, leaders begin strengthening pattern recognition, trust, and intuitive awareness. Over time, this trains decision-making instincts in the same way repetition builds muscle memory.

For entrepreneurs and leaders, this becomes a practical way to reduce second-guessing, quiet mental noise, and access clearer guidance—without abandoning logic, strategy, or accountability.

Paul Sequoia Rauch helps us understand how to remove unwanted repeating patterns and barriers by identifying what is called a "core wound", imprinted programming that develops in each one of us as a child in response to our family, important people in our lives, and traumas that occur as we grow.

Woo Skill in This Episode: Sequoia helps us start to recognize our core wound and how it formed.

Show Notes: https://woobiz.net/ep-30-healing-your-core-wound-with-mystic-paul-sequoia-rauch/

In this episode of WooBiz, Andy Walker is joined by animal communicator Mary Clouse to explore how animals perceive, interpret, and respond to human emotional and mental states—especially in work-from-home and entrepreneurial environments. Mary explains that animal communication is a nonverbal, intuitive exchange, comparable to sign language, and that most people already engage in it without realizing it.

The conversation moves from foundational concepts—how animals send images, emotions, and physical sensations—to real-world examples showing how pets mirror stress, health issues, and emotional patterns in their human companions. Mary also demonstrates live animal communication with Andy’s dog, revealing how observant and context-aware animals truly are. The episode reframes pets not as passive companions, but as active participants in our emotional, energetic, and professional lives.

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Mary introduces a simple, accessible exercise designed to help beginners recognize intuitive signals from their animals. This practice builds confidence in nonverbal perception and helps distinguish imagination from received information.

Start by calming your mind and focusing on your pet. Instead of asking a question verbally, visualize an empty symbol or space—like a blank screen or bowl—and mentally ask a simple, neutral question, such as what your pet enjoys eating or doing for fun. Allow the first image, sensation, or feeling to arise without judgment.

The extended episode expands beyond household pets into broader questions about animal consciousness, interspecies communication, and spiritual awareness. Mary discusses communicating with horses, birds, reptiles, insects, and wild animals, explaining how intelligence is not tied to brain size but to the awareness of the soul.

She also explores animals’ understanding of death and the afterlife, describing how animals perceive life before birth and after physical death without the same conceptual “veil” humans experience. Additional discussion covers practical topics such as communicating with wildlife, setting energetic boundaries, and why certain animals respond more readily than others.

The extended conversation deepens the philosophical and metaphysical implications of animal communication while remaining grounded in practical experience.

In this episode of WooBiz, Andy Walker sits down with renowned Los Angeles psychic Jennifer Shaffer, whose intuitive crime-solving methods have been used by law enforcement agencies on missing-person and homicide cases. Jennifer breaks down her investigative process for extracting information that cannot be reached through logic or data alone—and then shows entrepreneurs how to apply the same methodology to uncover hidden insights in their businesses, markets, and decision-making. This conversation bridges psychic intelligence and practical strategy, revealing how intuition can become a repeatable tool for clarity, timing, and competitive advantage.

This episode’s core Woo Skill is extracting usable information from uncertainty, demonstrated in real time rather than explained in theory. During the conversation, Jennifer Shaffer helps Andy Walker locate his missing car keys, using the exercise to show how intuitive data often arrives as practical, sensory details once emotional noise is reduced and attention is narrowed.

Shaffer then extends the same process beyond the immediate problem. She walks Walker through applying the identical intuitive mechanics to something less tangible—clarifying his next business project. The exercise illustrates how intuition can be used not only to recover what is lost, but to surface direction when conventional data runs out, outcomes feel unclear, or decisions are being delayed by overanalysis.

https://woobiz.net/ep-29-uncovering-hidden-information-jennifer-shaffer/

In Episode 27 of WooBiz, Andy Walker is joined by spiritual and intuitive business coach Jennifer Lyall for a grounded, practical exploration of intuitive decision-making. Together, they unpack why logic and data alone often fail entrepreneurs when they make decisions—and how intuition, when properly accessed, can sharpen clarity rather than replace rational thinking. Jennifer shares a structured framework for integrating intuition into business decisions, emphasizing emotional regulation, energetic awareness, and discernment. The episode blends real-world business examples with intuitive practice, offering listeners a repeatable method for making better decisions when certainty is elusive.

Woo Skill in This Episode: Learn Jennifer's framework for making better intuitive decisions

WooBiz+ Extended Episode - Jennifer takes host Andy Walker through a real world decision he is working through in his business.

What if wishing weren’t wishful thinking—but a practical skill you could learn and apply? In this episode of WooBiz, Andy Walker sits down with storyteller, inventor, and author Brownell Landrum to explore the Art and Science of Wishing (also the name of her new book). Brownell explains why most people struggle to manifest what they want, how intention differs from desire, and why clarity matters more than effort. Together, they unpack the psychology, energetics, and structure behind effective wishing—and introduce a simple framework anyone can use. This conversation reframes wishing as an intentional practice that blends intuition, focus, and action to support both personal and business goals.

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This episode’s Woo Skill focuses on structured wishing.

Listeners are guided through a short exercise that helps them:

• Clarify a wish without over-specifying outcomes
• Identify emotional alignment versus surface desire
• Release conflicting intentions that dilute results
• Frame a wish in language that invites movement rather than pressure

The exercise is designed to be repeatable and adaptable for business goals, creative projects, or personal decisions.

In this episode of WooBiz, Andy Walker welcomes mystic and metaphysical coach Andrew Bray of Energy Awaken to explore how reading people’s energy can transform leadership, communication, and decision-making. Drawing on Andrew’s background in both corporate management and spiritual practice, the conversation breaks down what energy awareness actually is, how it differs from emotional intelligence and intuition, and why most people already use it unconsciously. The episode also includes a guided chakra-based awareness exercise listeners can use before meetings, difficult conversations, or high-stakes decisions to stay grounded, present, and responsive rather than reactive.

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Andrew Bray leads listeners in a simple grounding practice that builds self-awareness before engaging with others, teaching how to distinguish personal emotions from external energy, stay present under pressure, and respond thoughtfully rather than reacting to projected tension or stress.

In this episode of WooBiz, Andy Walker welcomes back wellness author Stephanie Gailing to explore how dreams can be used as a practical tool for problem-solving and clarity. The conversation centers on dream incubation—the intentional practice of asking the subconscious to work on a specific challenge during sleep. Stephanie explains how dreams bypass logic, tap into personal and collective wisdom, and often reveal insights unavailable to the waking mind. Through real examples, historical context, and actionable guidance, this episode reframes dreaming as an accessible, powerful resource for business leaders, creatives, and anyone navigating uncertainty or transition.

In this episode, Stephanie guides WooBiz listeners through dream incubation to solve a pressing problem from work or your life. See a step by step process for this exercise on WooBiz.net: https://woobiz.net/how-to-use-dream-incubation-to-solve-problems/

See also: Show notes for this episode on the WooBiz website.