Mona Schulz

But there are many others.

You've mentioned Judith Orloff, and also Mona Lisa Schultz is a physician who's written a book called Developing Intuition.

And Carolyn Mays has popularized intuitive diagnosis.

All of these women popularize the idea that you can know things at a distance.

If you have a body and a brain, you're intuitive.

One of my favorite teachers who passed away, her name is Dr. Mona Lisa Schultz, she would, that, she, that, that was her famous quote, "If you have a body and a brain, you're intuitive." And it's true.

And so what I teach people is how to tap into other people, and so each participant is tapping into one of the participants in the group and sharing feedback.

I teach them exactly what to do.

I did, um, the science of medical intuition with Carolyn Mace.

I did, um, I don't remember what it was called, but something with Dr. Mona Lisa Schultz.

Um, so I, I'm, I'm really like honing my, didn't know it at the time.

I was just trying to heal myself.

Really? You want to be a psychic? This is what you want to do? But this is what she did.

MD, PhD, brown trained neuropsychiatrist, Dr. Mona Lisa Schultz.

And she said the trifecta for a good psychic, for an accurate intuitive, is a head injury, a seizure disorder, and a disturbed childhood that you survive.

Luckily, I've had all three, so it's given me a career.