Tune in to walk away more attuned to your intuition and with a greater appreciation for the dilemma of comfort, some advice for all generations, several impactful book recommendations, and more sensitization to the challenges we face in seeking connection.
My July blog post, Why We Need to Be More Intuitive at This Moment, generated a lot of buzz. In it, I shared that developing your intuition is the most important thing you can do at this time when so much contradictory and conflicting information is coming at us.
Many of you reached out asking for clarity on exactly what intuition is, how to distinguish between a thought and a feeling, and help adjusting to living without knowing what’s next.
My revelations also caught the attention of The Lisa Show (SiriusXM, Channel 143), a nationally-syndicated radio talk show. The co-hosts, Lisa and Richie, invited me to be a guest on their show to help their listeners better understand intuition, appreciate why we need to listen to our guts, and provide some unique tips on how to develop this critical skill. You can listen here.
What about you? How easily do you connect to your intuition? Would you like to be able to access it more readily or deeply?
Intuition becomes increasingly valuable in an information society like ours because there are so many facts coming at us. In such a culture, intuition could be the secret weapon that helps you enhance every aspect of your life.
Please reach out if I could help you better tap into your feeling realm.
I also continue to offer a three-session package, Develop Intuition, that includes meditation training, journaling practices, self-care tips, and other techniques to help you navigate the unknown that lies ahead of us.
It’s time to get off the screens and take back your personal power. 😉
Summer is a season of light. If we’re deprived of light for long enough, we can become subject to depression or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Color therapy impacts us because color is made up of light. Light ultimately influences our moods and helps to balance us mentally, physically, and emotionally.
2020 has us in a summer of unique stressors. Many of you are spending more time at home and have reached out about incorporating color therapy into your living environment, new workspace, or working from home (WFH) wardrobes. Color therapy can help to relieve stress and anxiety, uplift your mood, and support your personal growth.
Ken Broo of Newsradio 700WLW, Cincinnati’s news/talk AM radio station, invited me to be a guest on his show. He asked me about employing color therapy in our wardrobes in order to relieve some of the stress we’ve been feeling.
You can hear what I shared with Ken in order to help his listeners become aware of the ancient roots of color therapy, understand how it works, identify what colors can help them most, and feel some relief. Go to Ken’s 8-29-20 show below and fast-forward to 51:43.
What about you? Could you benefit from lowering your stress level? Or, are you feeling more pensive or less motivated than you want to be?
Incorporating color therapy into your life could help you to rebalance yourself and better meet your needs.
Please reach out to me if I can be helpful in introducing you to color therapy or any other Integrative Solutions for Modern Life.
In the meantime, here’s to feeling in the pink during these precious last weeks of summer. 😉