Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of The Guided Collective Podcast. Today, we focus on the tips that I don’t often talk about or the less common tips to connect with your intuition.
5 Less Common Tips:
1. Move your body.
Move without thinking about the movement. Allow your body to move how it needs to move as opposed to how you think it should move.
2. Record your dreams.
Helps you understand what is happening underneath the surface.
3. Chart your cycles.
Helps you track the times when you are more outward or more inward focus. Work with this data to understand yourself.
4. Record yourself.
Talk to yourself and record it. Your voice or language gives out clues about what’s happening underneath the surface.
5. Stop before you respond.
Pausing gives us enough time for information to solidify and identify if it’s the best time to do something.
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If you’re new to intuition or have been working with it for a while and would still need structured guidance, then check my Guided Living program. We focus on Intuition 101, as well as what begins to unfold as you follow it.
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Episode 1
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Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Episode 7
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