Delicious Dignity

What to Do When Your Intuition Is Blocked (or Stops Working)

Season 2 Episode 40

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Your intuition suddenly going silent or being blocked is more common than you think and is nothing to be ashamed of. Your intuition hasn't abandoned you. I'm breaking down what's actually happening when your intuition goes silent, and sharing a framework that honors your humanity rather than bypassing it. I’ve been doing intuitive work for 10 years now, and this is the episode I wish someone had given me when I first started.


Inside this session:

  1. Why a blocked intuition isn't a spiritual failure but a signal to decode on your way back to trusting your intuition
  2. How reframing intuition as a synonym for creativity and vitality changes everything about how you work with it
  3. My 7-step process to reconnect with your intuition through rest, creativity, and energy release
  4. Written guide to this 7 step process & links to other episodes in the Intuition Training Series



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