We all have intuition—a gut feeling, a knowing—but how often do we proactively use and trust it? How do we separate real intuitive guidance from fear or overthinking? If you've ever questioned your inner voice, today's episode is for you.

I'm excited to be joined by Marissa DiSimone, known as The Soul Sourceress, to explore the power of trusting your intuition. I'll admit, I was skeptical when I first learned about Marissa's ability to receive intuitive messages. Then I spent time with her, and she offered valuable insights to help me gain clarity and direction in my personal and professional life.  She believes that everyone has the ability to connect with their intuition—it's just a matter of learning how to access and trust it.

In our conversation, Marissa reveals how to recognize intuitive signals and why a little skepticism is healthy, and she shares a simple exercise to help you start tuning into your intuition today. We also dive into the role of spirituality, how to discern between fear and true intuition, and why trusting your inner wisdom can transform your life.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• How to tell the difference between intuition and fear
• A simple rocking exercise to discover your personal "yes" and "no" signals
• Why intuition often feels like a whisper and overthinking feels like shouting
• Why trusting your intuition requires taking action on what you receive
• How creativity and intuition are deeply connected
• The importance of tuning into your intuition in moments of peaceful silence

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