Well, actually, I feel pretty much the same as I did a few days ago when I was still 38. BUT I do like getting older because I noticed a very interesting pattern in my life since I started following my intuition: the older I get, the happier I am!
Things were not always like that. In fact, I used to have a very tumultuous life. When I would get together with my best friend, it would often take me hours to related all the catastrophes that had fallen upon me in the last few weeks…
But becoming intuitive changed all that. I stopped turning in circles, always making the wrong turns, and finally got my life on the “good track”.
The most consistent result I have seen from learning to master and leverage my intuition has been a steady stream of improvements in my daily life. I didn’t win the lottery but I sure feel like it! Following my intuition has given me more satisfaction, fulfillment and enjoyment that I ever dreamed possible. And honestly, I can’t wait to see where it’s going to take me next!
in love,
Elise Lebeau, Ph.D., Professional Intuitive
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Elise Lebeau, Ph.D., Professional Intuitive
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A nice perk of my intuitive skills is that I am able to sense when someone is on the “right track”. Meaning that they’re going the right way towards what they want. I can also tell when they are turning in circles or completely stuck.
Sometimes, I will hear people describe what they considered a “mistake” that happened after trying to follow their intuition. Usually, what they mean is that things did not AT ALL go the way they had in mind.
And yet, I can’t tell you how often I intuitively feel that everything is fine and this was not a mistake. Of course, unless I am in a private session with a client, I don’t say that out loud.
So where does that discrepancy comes from? Well, of course, I could be completely off my rocker and the event was indeed a mistake…Or, more often than not, the story isn’t over yet! What looked like a mistake at the time was actually a shortcut towards something better. But that something is not here yet so it’s impossible to evaluate the “outcome” right now.
To me, the full cycle of following one’s intuition includes the small hints we get before we make a decision, how we feel while we’re taking the decisions and the final outcome, which sometimes takes weeks, months or even years to come! By the time you throw all this into the equation, many of those “mistakes” actually turn out to be great decisions.
Listening to our intuition can be confusing in the short term but it is always right in the end.
in love,
Elise
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“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is
that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness
that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant,
gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are
a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is
nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel
insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were
born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just
in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we
unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are
liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates
others.â€
—-from A Return to Love, by Marianne Williamson
in love,
Elise Lebeau, Ph.D., Professional Intuitive
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I admit it: I was "driven" for most of my life…My school teachers and employers would tell you that I worked hard and that I was determined. And indeed, I got a lot of things accomplished in rather adverse circumstances.
But, years later, all these things ended up feeling empty. What was driving me forward was not inspiration, but desperation. I was so worried about life in general that I kept making lists of things that I needed to do in order to be happy and then rush to complete them as fast as humanly possible.
My life was a rat race that I could never win!
I feel eternally grateful that something happened to stop me in my tracks. Otherwise I could have lived my own life like this: hurried, accomplished and miserable. While I was pregnant, I underwent a spiritual awakening which turned on my Empath and Intuitive skills all at once.
Suddenly, I could see that there was a LOT more going on that I thought. And for a while there, I was completely paralyzed. My system was broken and no amount of lists could help me. I didn't even know what should be on the list!
The thing with Intuition is that once you start listening to it, it becomes really hard to ignore it. And that can be seen as either a good thing or a bad thing…For example, I decided to redo my kitchen cabinet doors, oh that must have been 3 years ago. And I just finished them a few weeks ago!
If I had been "driven" by desperation, I would have gotten it done as quickly as possible. But instead my Intuition always directed me to wait for inspiration, so as to get it done as happily as possible. In fact, when I tried to force it and ignore my intuition, everything
would go wrong and I'd end up dropping the hammer on my toes!
Yes, it took a long time. But along the way I had hundreds of amazing insights about that kitchen that I would not have gotten if I had finished it in two weekends. I got creative ideas on how to do things more efficiently. I changed the colors I had in mind many times until I found the perfect one which I now adore. And every brush stroke left me with such a sense of fulfillment.
This process of inspiration is pervasive in my life now. And yet, once in a while I get caught in my old habits and try to get something done fast, just because it should be done. Fortunately, that doesn't go very far until my Intuitive sense kicks in and reminds me that there is nothing valuable about action unless it's filled with meaning.
in love,
Elise Lebeau, Ph.D.
Professional Intuitive
www.EliseLebeau.com
Let me ask you this:
– If your company is making money but your customer are dissatisfied, are you being successful?
– If your CEO is working 80 hours a week and is on the brink of a heart attack, are you being successful?
– If you experience high turn over, absenteeism or alcohol in the workplace, are you being successful?
We live in a fabulously rich country and yet most people are unhappy with their jobs, work more hours a week and have less vacation days than any other industrial country like Japan, Canada or Britain and they don’t feel they can achieve life/work balance.
How long can we keep this up? Burning out brilliant minds, breaking up marriages and financing costly medical plans to cover stress induced illnesses. This is not a sustainable strategy for business success. And yet, we keep trying to define corporate success in terms a “net profit no matter what” approach.
But at some point, we’re scraping the bottom of the barrel. Profit margins are shrinking, jobs are lost to outsourcing or downsizing and we’re replacing quality with quantity when it comes to hours worked. As if pedaling faster in the wrong direction could somehow lead us to a successful destination.
So what now? Slowly but surely, some businesses have realized that rested executives make better decisions, happy employees are more productive and eager to satisfy customers and happy customers are loyal and bring more business. Even if this means more time off, flexible schedules, job sharing, training and other expenses that target a simple concept: happiness.
Sustainable business success is not just about the financial bottom line. It’s about creating inviting, inspiring and supportive work environments so that every employee can thrive, both personally and professionally, while creating new venues for business profits. A business works much better when it works for everyone involved.
But how do you find those great ideas that can turn your boat around and fuel sustainable business success? That’s where business intuition comes in. There is no technique that will work for every business. But there is always something that will work for your company. You just have to find it. And it must take into account the state of your industry, your company culture, your financial resources and so many other factors.
How can you possibly compile all these critical factors without using your intuition or what most CEOs call their gut feelings? When you’re tapping into your intuition, you are freed from rational left brain limitations which constantly argue that everything is too expensive or impossible. Instead, you are exploring the creative right brain which handles complexity through abstract thinking and creativity.
That’s where you’ll find your strategy for sustainable business success.
In love,
Elise Lebeau, Ph.D.
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