Find Your True North

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. Today I’m speaking with Dr. Ezzie Spencer, a published author, speaker, podcast host, and coach. Ezzie trained as a lawyer and has experience in government, research, and nonprofit sectors. She then went back to school for her PhD, where she focused on women’s wellbeing and justice after violence. At some point in her career, she realized she was out of touch with herself, which she’ll tell you all about in our episode. Her journey led her to create Lunar Abundance, a concept that uses the moon cycles to marry intellect with intuition. She now shares her work worldwide. In our conversation, we talk about: ~ her journey from lawyer to lunar abundance ~ how we tend to equate struggle with success ~ marrying the intellect with intuition, instead of treating them as separate entities ~ using the moon as a mirror and timekeeper ~ the difference between how Australian culture and American culture perceive intuition If you’d like to learn more about the Find Your True North podcast, go to www.intuition.today. Now, enjoy the episode!

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. Today I’m speaking with LIsa Lola. When I met Lisa for the first time, we were both living in Des Moines, Iowa, both just finding our way into a group of friends who would change the way we view community. At the time, Lisa was a video producer for commercial advertising. She was successful by most measures, but seemed a little timid, a little unsure of herself. Over the last five years, Lisa has transformed herself into someone who has a solid sense of who she is and what she’s here to do. It’s been amazing to watch the transformation, and today she’ll share how intuition played a major role in her journey. In today’s episode, Lisa and I talk about ~differentiating between the ego, your inner critic, and your intuition ~creating sensory bookmarks to map your inner voice ~using the chakra system to tap into intuition ~how her intuition led her into the career she’s in now ~the power of asking questions and waiting for the answers to come to you For more information about Find Your True North, go to www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. Zach Greenfield is a critical care flight paramedic. He works for Life Flight Network, which covers the North Pacific Northwest. They do back country calls, and they are often the last line of defense for a person with a life-threatening injury. They deal with everything from near-drownings, ATV rollovers, heart attacks, and the like. Zach has been in EMS for 12 years and a flight medic for four years. Needless to say, every moment is crucial, and in our interview, Zach talks about how intuition works for him and how it saves him time when time is short. In this episode, we talk about: ~ how accumulated experience can lead to gut feelings; ~ ​how mistakes and failure helped him build his sense of intuition; ~ h​ow action in the absence of thought is sometimes the best way to go – especially in life or death situations; ~ ​and how confidence has to go hand in hand with execution. For more information about the podcast, go to www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. Today we’ll be talking to Randy Kelley. Randy is a former Navy SEAL Sniper and lifelong martial artist turned entrepreneur. His most recent creation is the Dasein Institute, a partnership between human potential psychology, mindfulness, and long-range shooting. Randy and his business partner help entrepreneurs build the skill of "being present" in any and all situations. In today’s episode, Randy will share: -His personal lexicon for intuition and the words he uses to define it; -Training instinct and intuition as a sniper; -The simple trick he uses to take in information with his senses; -How novelty heightens your intuition; -The differences between hunters and gatherers and how they still exist in our world; -The influence that the flow state has on the inner voice; -His experiences using intuition as a sniper; and so much more. For more information, go to www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. Today we’ll be talking with Philip McKernan, Philip is a Personal Growth Pioneer & Storyteller who connects people to what they Love. He's the guy who loves what he does, talks a LOT, and loves people. And occasionally, in the pursuit of getting his clients to a better place in their personal & professional lives, he pisses them off. Today we talk about the difference between mindset and soulset and how soulset leads to intuition, how understand our story leads to greater alignment in life, how emotions like anger and regret get in the way of intuition, and the time that his intuition led him to meeting the love of his life. For more information about the Find Your True North podcast, visit www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. In today’s episode, we talk to Rachel Rodgers. She’s the woman with sass, class, and ass (she jokes that one of her proudest assets is her fabulous ass). But she’s also got a boatload of brains, having gone from an attorney to a business owner and coach. She helps female entrepreneurs create and launch products, protecting their creative assets all the while. In today's episode we talk about: ~ how Rachel defines that juicy “This is it” feeling she gets when her intuition is telling her which way to go ~ the body compass and how she uses it to guide her business decisions ~ the chance she took on a big move when her inner voice was telling her to change direction (at the very last minute) ~ burning things down (and letting them go) when it doesn’t feel right ~ the association between self-care and intuition For more information about the Find Your True North podcast, visit www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

Today we’ll be talking with Vanessa Petronelli. Vanessa is an intuitive success coach who works with high-performing female entrepreneurs, providing them with business and spiritual mentoring. In this episode, Vanessa and I will be talking about how she helps her clients tap into their own intuition; what it takes to be a clearer vessel for intuition; how Human Design helps you understand your own gifts and choose your direction; The dance between being and doing; and the difficulty - and beauty - in trusting intuition when times get rough. For more information about the Find Your True North podcast, visit www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

In this episode of Find Your True North, we’ll be talking with Chris Plough. Chris founded MavenWire, which became an 8-figure global company before he sold it to pursue other ventures. Along the way, he returned to college and received his degree in Theatre Arts, Acting and Directing. Chris is also known for his adventures. He leans hard against limits in order to enjoy a great story — from performing naked on a stage in front of hundreds, to trekking across Siberia and sub-zero temperatures on a motorcycle to reach the Arctic Circle. In this episode, Chris and I will be talking about how he blends experience, intellect, and intuition; how a trip through Mongolia in an ambulance changed his relationship with his inner voice; How empathy can lead to better intuition; and The spectrum of procrastination, intuition, and perfectionism. For more information about the Find Your True North podcast, visit www.intuition.today. Enjoy the episode!

In today’s episode, we’ll hear from Steven Sisler, a Master Level Behavioral Profiler and owner of The Behavioral Resource Group. Steven helps his clients develop strategies for effective leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurial success. Steve’s clients have come to know him as their “go to” source for behavioral issues within the framework of business, family, and career. We’ll talk about how his highly sensitive intuition is a family tradition, the tool he uses to trigger his intuition (DISC GRAPH); the trial and error process he used to get used to sharing and testing his inner voice; the fluidity of behavior and how it affects our daily lives; and integrating the conscious brain with the emotional brain. For more information about the podcast, visit the website at www.intuition.today. Now, I hope you’ll enjoy this episode.

The Find Your True North podcast and blog are dedicated to exploring intuition and how we use it in our businesses and lives. Together, we’ll learn how to sharpen our intuition to make our daily decision-making easier…we’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition… and we’ll learn how to remove the emotional, mental, and physical barriers we might have to hearing it. In today’s episode, we’ll hear from Halley Bock. Halley is the author of Life Incorporated: A Practical Guide to Wholehearted Living as well as the founder and CEO of Life, Incorporated. Halley works with leaders and audiences across the globe on the topics of relationships, connection, culture, management, and fulfillment. In this interview, we’ll hear about the one incident that made her stop and listen to her intuition for the rest of her life; how the opposite of work is not play and how we get it wrong; the three keys she uses to make better decisions and how intuition plays a part; and how she uses intuition to help her clients slow down and see the big picture For more information, visit the website at www.intuition.today.

With the Find Your True North podcast, you'll learn how to better hone in on your intuition to make your daily decision-making easier. You’ll find out how to hear the language of intuition, and the emotional, mental, and physical barriers you might have to experiencing your intuition. In this episode, Zion Kim shares his wisdom and insight on how he uses intuition. We'll discuss relationship between context, intention, and intuition; how he used intuition to build his business; how synchronicity and intuition intersect; and the limiting beliefs that interfere with the inner voice; and how one moment in a stairwell changed his relationship with his intuition.