Sep 14, 2026 · 19 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail **What if you're already intuitive—you've just never learned how to recognize it?** Intuition doesn't always arrive as a dramatic…
Cathy ScarpittoHost
Today we are talking about something that every single one of us has, whether we recognize it or not, our intuition.

Others call it an inner knowing, guidance, discernment, the voice of the soul.

Whatever name you give it, I believe intuition is one of the greatest gifts we've been given.

The challenge is that we've become so accustomed to listening to everything outside of ourselves that we've forgotten how to hear what's already within us.

Today, I'd like to explore what intuition really feels like, why we stop trusting it, and how we begin hearing it again.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that intuition belongs only to psychics or highly spiritual people.

Think about those moments when you suddenly thought of someone and they called.

Or perhaps you met someone and instantly felt comfortable or instantly knew something wasn't quite right.

Today we are talking about something that every single one of us has, whether we recognize it or not, our intuition.

Others call it an inner knowing, guidance, discernment, the voice of the soul.

Whatever name you give it, I believe intuition is one of the greatest gifts we've been given.

The challenge is that we've become so accustomed to listening to everything outside of ourselves that we've forgotten how to hear what's already within us.

Today, I'd like to explore what intuition really feels like, why we stop trusting it, and how we begin hearing it again.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that intuition belongs only to psychics or highly spiritual people.

Think about those moments when you suddenly thought of someone and they called.

Or perhaps you met someone and instantly felt comfortable or instantly knew something wasn't quite right.
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