S3 E8 | How to become BEST FRIENDS with your INTUITION w/ Nikki Norenberg

<p>Have you ever questioned whether you were hearing the voice of your INTUITION or you EGO? Or perhaps you have wondered: <em>How does one tell the difference between the two</em>?</p> <p>Today's guest is a beautiful soul who is active in play, movement, curiosity and aligning with her intuition. I was so excited when Nikki agreed to be on the podcast because I love to hear stories of women who worked in a corporate space and eventually found a new pathway for themselves. That is so brave!! And I wonder: <em>how much of a role does one's intuition play in that process</em>? </p> <p>Tune in to today's episode to hear how you can truly allow yourself to be GUIDED by your intuiton (and let the confusion of "which voice is my intuition" melt away).</p> <p>I left this conversation feeling more <strong>grounded</strong> and <strong>confident</strong> in my own myself as it helped to make sense of the idea that "we have all we need within ourselves." ok, but WHERE? Who?! I can understand that that concept can be hard to digest... so I really appreciate the way Nikki breaks it down. </p> <p>Some conversation highlights include: </p> <ol> <li>the discernment between the <strong>intuition</strong> and the <strong>ego</strong></li> <li> <strong>slowing down</strong> actually can <strong>increase your productivity </strong></li> <li>the <strong>secret sauce to life</strong> [that lives in the physical body]</li> <li>defining <strong>success</strong> (as a feeling) through the body</li> </ol> <p>For Nikki, she noted that the practice of <strong>slowing down</strong> actually helped her be more productive (because it allowed her to hear her intuitive guidance). The invitation is to tune into yourself and trust by noticing energetics, voice/phrasing, and feeling. </p> <p>...because if you want to tune into your intuition, you need to make space for it. </p> <p><span style="font-size: 18pt;">"<em>We must have space for the helicopter of intuition to land on.</em>" </span></p> <p>If we are ALWAYS producing... the likelihood of b