Do you struggle to listen to your intuition? Do you wonder how you can hear it better? Today, I’m interviewing Sarah Ban Breathnach about how she used her intuition to write her New York Times bestselling book Simple Abundance and what advice she would give to someone who’s trying to listen to their intuition better.

She talks about:

- how she knew her intuition was speaking to her
- the spiritual science experiment her intuition assigned to her
- Why skeptics make the best seekers
- How she started writing the book that sold over 5 million copies
- The buffer that helped her feel joy during an economic recession
- What you have to be willing to do to create your greatest work
- what it means to be guided by your intuition
- what her morning routine looks like


Show Notes:

Sarah talks about she knew her intuition was guiding her in a new direction and how she got the courage to listen to it [2:24]
Sarah describes what happened when she felt called to write a gratitude list and how that changed everything [3:37]
Sarah says gratitude is a spiritual science experiment and why skeptics are the best seekers [4:16]
The health benefits of gratitude [4:57]
How she started writing her NY Times bestselling book Simple Abundance and the struggle it took to get published [5:33]
Sarah talks about how to give yourself over to your work and why it’s important [8:03]
The foundation that can fuel your creative energy [9:25]
Sarah shares her morning routine [10:26]
Creating a buffer zone in the morning and evening [16:34]
Sarah shares what new dream she’s focusing on [20:15]
Her advice for someone eager to accomplish something great in their life who may feel discouraged [22:16]
Advice for young writers [25:28]


Quotes:

“I think that intuition is the morse code of how we hear the spiritual” [2:30]
“Our untapped ability to bring our dreams into the world to be a force for good in the world but really just to have the life that we yearn for” [2:45]
“Intuition is our invisible guide” [2:57]
“I hear this voice and recognized it not as my own and it’s more like marching orders” [3:37]
“There are going to be some days when you feel like crying yourself to sleep and what I’ve learned is...in such despair gratitude really sits at the end of our bed waiting to comfort us [6:46]
“I believe one of our greatest blessings is that heaven, the spiritual and creative world, they operate on the need-to-know. You don’t need to know how hard this is going to be because if you did you would never do it.” [24:37]
“Your job is just to show up for work for that dream. And show up on a regular basis.” [25:07]


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