Today is Trust Your Intuition Day and I am going to trust my intuition to make that the subject of today’s blog.
My intuition is telling me to ignore my negative thoughts (which can feel like intuition) and to focus on preparing for my upcoming concert of my original songs, which is the same week as my college reunion.
Can you trust your intuition about my images for today?
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My intuition tells me that something is missing from this blog post. Maybe I can find it on YouTube.
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Please trust your intuition about leaving a comment, below.
My trusty intuition is telling me to express my gratitude for YOU!
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Ann, thanks for tipping me off that this is “Trust Your Intuition Day.” After the video you have included, you say something is missing in it. Perhaps you’ll find it in my video which is pretty much its exact opposite.
Actually, I wrote that the video might be filling in something that was missing in the blog. In any case, my intuition tells me that your video is going to be worth watching, so thanks for sharing!
Let me know what you think after viewing it.
A very entertaining and illuminating talk, Judy! I thoroughly enjoyed it. I admire your confidence, honesty, passion, and humor as you engage and inspire your audience with your words about intuition, synchronicity, the creative process, and connections. (And my intuition is telling me you wouldn’t mind correcting the spelling of my name on your blog.) Many thanks for everything.
Ha.. I’ll check it out, Ann. Thanks for seeing the talk through to its end. After I posted it, I listened to it myself and realized it is a long haul. I’ll look for where I’ve misspelled your name..
I can’t believe that for all these years I have thought your last name was Kaplow! Now corrected. Our eyes don’t always serve us well.
My intuition has often been right on the money. Unfortunately, I seldom listened to it, preferring to see how things play out. But when they played out, as my intuition had warned, at least I was seldom surprised.
Your comments are always right on the money, Barbara.
Sometimes my intuition says “You’re on your own here,” but it’s okay. At other times my intuition says “Just jump in and do it” and it almost always works out.
Thanks for jumping in, my friend.
over time I have learned to listen to and trust my intuition. and it is most often right
over time I have learned to listen to you, beth.