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    • Exploring Spirituality and Intuition for Personal Growth with ADHDSpirituality and intuition offer unique benefits for individuals with ADHD in their personal growth journey. They don't require a specific belief system, but rather a deeper connection to oneself. Experts suggest addressing the soul for transformative growth.

      Spirituality and intuition are valuable tools for individuals with ADHD in their personal growth journey. The speaker, Kate Moore Yousef, encourages listeners to interpret these concepts in a way that resonates with them personally. She emphasizes that spirituality doesn't have to mean believing in a specific religion or the universe, but rather a deeper connection to oneself. In this episode, Kate interviews Dr. Robin McKay, an expert on spiritual intelligence, who emphasizes the importance of addressing the soul in addition to intellectual and emotional aspects for transformative growth. The upcoming program Kate will be starting in January aims to help women with ADHD change their beliefs, thought patterns, and energy from a deeper level. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of self-discovery, self-acceptance, and the interconnectedness of spirituality, intuition, and ADHD.

    • Intuition and ADHD: Exploring the ConnectionWomen with ADHD have a strong intuitive sense due to their unique brain wiring, but societal conditioning and lack of recognition may prevent them from utilizing it. An ADHD diagnosis can provide an opportunity to explore and develop this ability.

      Intuition plays a significant role in the lives of many women with ADHD. Intuition and creativity are closely linked, and the brain is wired differently for those with ADHD, allowing for a strong intuitive sense. Unfortunately, women with ADHD have often been conditioned to suppress their intuition or have not known how to tap into it. Receiving an ADHD diagnosis can serve as an opening for these women to explore and utilize their intuition further. The connection between ADHD and intuition was a topic of interest for the speaker, who has worked extensively with gifted and talented women, many of whom are also diagnosed with ADHD. She noted that the diagnostic criteria for ADHD and the characteristics of creativity overlap, and that women with ADHD often possess native intuition that is not fully recognized by traditional diagnostic tools.

    • ADHD and IntuitionPeople with ADHD have a unique intuition that allows them to notice trends, be innovative, and excel in crises. Focus on important tasks and embrace creativity to tap into this strength.

      Having ADHD doesn't equate to being careless or deliberately forgetful. Instead, individuals with ADHD have a unique capacity for intuition, which allows them to scan their environment and follow the "breadcrumbs" of key information. This intuition is linked to the openness to experiences factor in the NEO 5 Factor Personality Assessment, making those with ADHD and high intuition a unique and creative population. Despite challenges, individuals with ADHD excel in noticing trends, being innovative, and performing well in crises. For those newly diagnosed with ADHD, tapping into this intuition can be achieved by focusing on the most important tasks and embracing the unique perspective and creativity that comes with having ADHD.

    • Understanding and Trusting IntuitionOvercoming personal obstacles like ADHD diagnosis, grief, and societal norms allows us to tap into our intuition and live authentically.

      Intuition is a method of processing information that allows us to tune into the subtle energies of a situation and see deeper into it. It's a natural ability to know something that others may not be aware of. However, our intuition can be blocked by various factors such as ADHD diagnosis, grief, and the need to fit in by acquiescing to social norms. Processing these experiences and coming to terms with them is essential to understanding and trusting our intuition. Women with ADHD, in particular, may struggle with the "good girl syndrome" and masking their true selves to fit in. Midlife and an ADHD diagnosis can provide an opportunity to live life authentically and truthfully.

    • Recognizing and valuing intuition in all fieldsEmbrace intuition for personal growth and success, normalize its use, trust instincts, value emotional intelligence, and recognize unique perspectives in neurodiverse individuals.

      Embracing our intuition and creativity, even in non-creative fields, is essential for personal growth and professional success. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being open to guidance and trusting our instincts, especially for individuals with ADHD who may have been masking their intuition. She encourages normalizing the use of intuition and emphasizes that emotional intelligence and intuition will be valued qualities in leadership roles. The speaker also highlights that neurodiverse individuals, including those in STEM fields, can bring unique perspectives and talents to the table when they are allowed to express their intuition. Overall, the discussion encourages individuals to recognize and value their intuition and creativity, regardless of their profession or background.

    • Explore spiritual growth and internal transformationJoin a program to shift thinking patterns, connect with intuition, and build a supportive community for personal growth.

      The speaker is launching a new program focused on spiritual growth and internal transformation, designed to help individuals change their energetics, release old blocks, and create a new future. This program will offer practical and spiritual methods to shift thinking patterns, improve internal dialogue, and visualize a new way of being. It's an opportunity for individuals to step into their most authentic version of themselves and build a supportive community to help navigate the challenges of personal growth. The speaker emphasizes that intuition is a relationship, not a transactional vending machine, and encourages spending time in connection with it to unlock its full potential.

    • Connecting with intuition through clairvoyance, claircognizance, clairaudience, and clairsentienceAccessing intuition involves recognizing the presence of spiritual guides and angels through various channels like clairvoyance, claircognizance, clairaudience, and clairsentience, leading to a deeper connection and understanding of oneself and the world.

      Accessing your intuition involves connecting with your higher self and recognizing the presence of spiritual guides and angels. This can be done through various channels of intuition such as clairvoyance, claircognizance, clairaudience, and clairsentience. Clairvoyance is the ability to see visions in your mind's eye, claircognizance is the clear knowing or gut feeling, clairaudience is the ability to hear inner voices or sounds, and clairsentience is the clear feeling or sense. These channels allow us to receive intuitive information and communicate with our higher selves and spiritual guides. The speaker shared her personal experience of having conversations with her guides and angels, which made her feel less lonely and more connected. She emphasized that intuition is about tapping into the bigger part of who we are and recognizing the non-physical support that is always around us.

    • Distinguish between Intuition and Ego for Trusting Inner WisdomTrusting intuition leads to synchronicities and magical experiences, despite illogical first impressions. Practice distinguishing between intuition and ego for better decision making.

      Intuition and ego have distinct energies. Intuition is polite, respectful, and suggests, while the ego is bossy, know-it-all, and tells us what to do. Learning to distinguish between the two is crucial for trusting ourselves and making decisions based on our inner wisdom. Intuition can provide valuable insights, even if they don't make logical sense at first. Trusting our intuition and taking action on it, even when it goes against our intellect or rational thinking, can lead to synchronicities and magical experiences. The more we practice trusting ourselves and our intuition, the more in tune we become with it, and the more we can tap into the magic of life.

    • Following your intuition can lead to unexpected positive outcomesTrusting your intuition and making decisions based on it can lead to unexpected positive outcomes. Once a decision is made, stay aligned and don't look back.

      Trusting your intuition and making decisions based on it, even when it's not easy or convenient, can lead to unexpected and positive outcomes. The speaker shares a personal story of meeting her husband unexpectedly while out for dinner, emphasizing the importance of following your intuition and trusting the decisions you make. Additionally, the speaker suggests that once a decision is made, it cannot be undone, so it's essential to make the best decision possible and stay aligned with it. The speaker also mentions that highly intuitive people are often drawn to their work and that intuition is just one aspect of a unique personality. It's important to remember that everyone is different, and not everyone may resonate with the same message or approach. Overall, trusting your intuition and making decisions based on it can lead to unexpected and positive outcomes, and it's essential to stay aligned with those decisions once they're made.

    • Exploring our interconnected intuition, creativity, and spiritualityRecognizing what fills us up and makes us feel most alive can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment. Channeling can mean accessing creative energy, expressing emotions, or communicating with spiritual guides.

      Our intuition, creativity, and spirituality are interconnected and can help us discover more about ourselves. Channeling, in this context, refers to accessing our creative life force energy or finding flow in activities we enjoy. It can also mean expressing emotions like joy or optimism, or even communicating with spiritual guides. We all channel something, and recognizing what fills us up and makes us feel most alive can lead us to a greater sense of happiness and fulfillment. While some may have more spiritual experiences than others, we can all benefit from noticing the people and activities that bring us joy and connecting with them. Ultimately, it's about finding the balance between science and spirit, and using our intuition to decipher what works best for us on our unique spiritual journeys.

    • The Relationship Between Happiness and SuccessResearch shows happiness and success have a causal and bidirectional relationship. Clear mental and emotional obstacles, nurture nervous system and body, and focus on well-being to facilitate success.

      The relationship between happiness and success is causal and bidirectional. According to research, feeling good and experiencing well-being create the conditions for success, and conversely, success leads to more happiness and well-being. To harness this cycle, it's essential to clear out mental and emotional obstacles, such as anxiety, depression, and traumas, through deep inner work. Nurturing the nervous system and physical body also plays a crucial role in cultivating a sense of well-being, which in turn facilitates the flow of success. Robin McKay, a doctor and expert in this field, encourages people to take the first step by booking a call with her to discuss the best approach for working together. Additionally, taking a personality assessment is a valuable first step in understanding oneself as a creative, intuitive, and twice-exceptional individual. Robin can be found on Instagram, YouTube, and her new podcast, where they discuss channeling wealth consciousness and interview interesting guests. Remember, by focusing on your well-being, you'll be better equipped to experience the success in your heart's desires.

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    Alisa'a here inviting you to slow your pace in this walking REVING the Word. Get out of the box, put away the calorie counters, and press play on this gentle recovery walk as Alisa leads us through the question found in John 1:35-38  for each of us to ask today.

    Book mentioned in this episode: Three Mile an Hour God

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