An ex client rang me the other day to ask if I could help him how to tap into his intuition. He wanted to be able to use it in business and make decisions more easily. Learning how to use our intuition more effectively wasn’t something I had discussed with him before so I was a bit surprised with his question.
Now as it happens I do consciously use my intuition to make decisions – most days in fact but it isn’t something I usually openly discuss, or should I say, it hasn’t been relevant to share until now. I use it effectively for making business decisions, financial decisions, situations with other people – anything I choose I guess.
I began to explain that it has helped enormously when making bigger decisions more easily, plan and tackle new ideas with an inner belief that all will turn out well. And it does.
I have always used it just like everyone else – before asking my wife to marry me (!) just knowing two children would be great – a third not necessary for me and an inner knowing when it was time to wind up one business and start the next.
But more recently and with the help of Personal Development I use my intuition to create new products and write. It is brilliant and has never let me down. By that I mean everything turns out fine with my desired outcome.
What works for me is that I find a quiet space, sometimes with music playing. Or, I will sit in the garden or by water or walk amongst trees and just fall into an internal peace. Then I will ask questions and the answers just come; sometimes straight away and sometimes delayed. They can come in picture form or I hear words in a sentence.
Like most things it takes practise, but the truth comes from a quiet mind and an open heart. It makes life so much easier and after all it is what nature intended for us and has been practised for thousands of years.
With all the rush and busyness of modern life I find it reassuring to go back to these original natural ways which nature gives us and use them effectively. It’s all part of life. It is all part of a life that can be easy.
And my client? He’s off to practice! They don’t teach this lot in school.
