own your intuition course

"You spoke to my women’s group on a Thursday.  The following Tuesday I was leaving my house for a hair appointment.  I was already late and a bit frantic with it.  As I grabbed my keys and purse heading out the door I kept thinking, “I’ve got to go! I’ve got to go!”  

​​I got in my car and as I was driving down the road I heard the car make a funny sound.  It wasn’t an alarming noise—more like a rhythmic squeak every once in a while. 

​Still, I realized as I heard it again that I didn’t have a good feeling about it.  The knowing came just like you said it would—calm and peaceful.  It wasn’t frantic or scaring me— it wasn’t saying— ‘Watch out! Something terrible is going to happen!’  What I felt was a very calm knowing of, ‘This isn’t good. It’s time to turn around and switch cars.  It will be fine.’ Ordinarily I wouldn’t have followed this advice.  I would have just overrode it.  

Especially because the last time I saw my hair stylist she was telling me about someone who was always late, and how she didn’t   feel they respected her time.  I didn’t want to be that person!  But I remembered what you said—“Your intuition speaks to you in a calm or neutral voice, even when what it is telling you is important or steering you away from  danger.”  I knew I was experiencing that calm knowing and because of what you said I listened. 

I turned around, drove home, and switched cars.  Later that day my husband took the car out to see what was wrong.  Apparently someone had tried to steal one of my tires—only they had abandoned the job.  The wheel was almost entirely unscrewed.  I had been just about to get on the freeway!  I could have died!  Or I could have harmed someone else in an accident.  Or at a minimum I would have been on the side of the road and completely missed my appointment.  As it was I arrived at my hair stylist’, healthy and sound, just as her previous client was leaving—she didn’t even notice!”​

  "For years I had pain in my upper right quadrant of my stomach. Unrelenting all times of night. When I was walking I had to hold my side because the acting of jostling was made it worse. I couldn’t even exercise. Anytime I tried to exercise it got really bad. 

I had tried so many diets and pills and nothing worked, even elimination diets.

I’m a worrier— and especially after so many years of chronic and ongoing symptoms— I started wondering, “Do I have cancer!? Am I going to die?”

Enter the tools you taught me. First by using your Four Core tools (clearing, energetic boundaries, grounding, and connecting to your Highest Self) that’s when I started to have the quietness to hear what my guides were saying. I learned to sit with myself and really trust myself. With your guidance and advice, I was able to get to that place where I knew I was hearing (and trusting) my Highest Self and my guides. It gave me that assurance I needed.

Then, in the way that you taught in class [and the Getting Answers book] I started to ask questions. Once you helped me understand that the guidance was going to be subtle—that my guides weren’t going to leave posters on my bathroom mirror at night :) for example— I was able to connect with those communications! I used to worry about my answers too—like what if I get a scary answer!? But your process taught me not to fear that.

It was in doing the practices that I was able to get calm enough and trust myself enough to begin to hear the guidance I was being given—and understand how my body was showing me what to do too.

I noticed that I was being pulled to two different diets: Vegan and Paleo. It was like this ah-ha moment that it was more than one food that was causing me problems! I did some research and learned that it’s actually a thing. It’s called Pegan. I felt the signs from my body that I had learned to recognize by now, when I landed on that idea—that skip in my heart and moment of excitement. I needed to eliminate more than one thing—it’s why one or the other of them had never worked. By just eliminating grains and dairy products I almost immediately felt relief. Now, I’m more than two years from that moment and more than two years completely pain free! It was a miracle. Now, I can even eat these things occasionally, because it’s an accumulation in my system that causes the problems. 

Working with you, practicing the tools that you taught me helped me solve a problem I had been having for years and actually get rid of my chronic pain! I am beyond grateful—it’s made a difference in my life every day! And I trust myself now—to be able to get the guidance I need when I need it. Thank you!​"

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  I was standing in the parking lot of my office building when a friend of mine introduced me to Thad who also occasionally worked in our building. I was in my late twenties at the time—and single—open to love, as all (or most) single twenty-year-old women are!  Still wondering when or if I would find a true partner—hoping but not knowing if there was someone out there for me. Of course, I immediately noticed that Thad was a handsome guy! I could tell that he liked me too. After that initial meeting, we would occasionally bump into each other in the parking lot coming or going from our office building. 

My interest was piqued. I knew that he was also single. The problem was every time I thought of him or bumped into him, I couldn’t get over the feeling that I shouldn’t date him. I had this sort of “caution do not move forward” feeling in my body. Like, “handsome, but not for you.”

It was so confusing because there was chemistry between Thad and I. I found him handsome. He seemed really interesting. We were in the same line of work and so I knew we shared similar values. 

I didn’t feel that he was dangerous (and he wasn’t). So I couldn’t figure out why my intuition was telling me, that the connection wasn’t one to pursue. 

I didn’t trust my intuition because I felt like I needed "a reason" to heed its caution. 

I did secret polls of my friends and colleagues fishing for information on Thad that would give me a reason not to date him. No one had anything terrible to say about him. I had kind of hoped they would—only because it would’ve given me the proof I felt I needed— that my intuition was giving me good advice!  But those extra inquiries came up short.

So when he asked me out, I said yes. I couldn’t find a reason, other than my own inner knowing not to. 

We had fun together. The chemistry was there. 

Still my inner knowing continued to be vocal. I kept seeing a 10-foot pole in my mind. I understood its message very clearly, “That’s how far I should keep this man away from me”—meaning —definitely out of dating range. 

It’s like a movie you watch where you’re like, “Don’t do it!” to the lead character—only the lead character can’t see the reasons why not to. That was my problem, I couldn’t find a logical reason not to date him.

Since the voice of my intuition was loud, but not forthcoming with reasons, in the end I simply overrode it.

Cut to a year and a half later when while I was out of town caring for my dying grandfather, Thad was unfaithful to me. 

As you can imagine the discovery of this was devastating, but one of my very first thoughts was, “I could have avoided this!” I knew my intuition had been clearly guiding me away from dating him and yet, because I couldn’t use logic and reason to come to that same conclusion, I ignored it.

That was the last time I ignored my inner knowing.  That was when I discovered that if my intuition is guiding me in a certain direction, that's all the information I need.

That was in the early 2000’s. And I’ve been trusting and paying attention to my intuition ever since. It’s that paying attention that has allowed me to develop techniques to stay connected to it and clearly hear its messages in any situation. 

Since 2010, I’ve been helping others avoid their own treacherous mistakes (but more importantly garner the goodness and satisfaction of trusting their inner knowing)  by showing them how easy and how reliable and how important listening to your inner knowing is.

In this program I teach ALL the tools I use to keep my intuition sharp and to hear it's wise council.