Kim Russo asserts that all humans possess innate intuitive abilities that have been suppressed by societal conditioning.

“I found that we are all intuitive it's it's the language of energy that was suppressed because um there might just have been some people that didn't want us to know our power in this in this universe and it's all coming back to us now we're all getting in touch with our intuition”

John Holland believes everyone possesses innate intuitive abilities that can be developed and used to connect with one's soul.

“I look at it this way, we're all born with the gift, Alex. A soul a seed is planted in your soul and you're meant to share that with others. And some people find it, some people don't.”

Mel Robbins asserts that intuition is a real, scientifically grounded, and intelligently designed internal navigation system meant to guide individuals toward what is right for them.

“Your intuition, it works the exact same way as a traditional compass. It reads magnetic energy all around you. I want you to stop and think about this because when you really tune into your intuition, you can feel it pulling you toward things and you can also immediately feel it pushing you away fro”

Ginny Priem believes that intuition is a powerful internal guide that should not be ignored, even when one is desperate to trust a partner.

“I ignored my intuition this entire time and my intuition has never failed me.”

Individuals are becoming more energetically sensitive and intelligent, leading to a rise in the divine feminine energy that promotes trust in one's own intuition.

“I feel that we are getting more uh energetically not only energetically sensitive but energetically intelligent and this divine feminine rising energy is actually reconnecting all of us to the deeper trust and the deeper intuitive guidance that we each have access to.”

Intuition is based on the present moment, while insecurity is rooted in past experiences, and both should be checked rather than immediately trusted.

“The difference between intuition and insecurity is insecurity is based on the past and intuition is based on the present. You don't want a bad past relationship to impact your notes on the relationship you're in today, but you want to check it.”

A person must do the work of self-understanding and recovery before they can learn to trust their intuition.

“in early sobriety, I didn't feel like I could trust my intuition. And I was told that it would probably be a good idea to not trust my intuition until I had kind of done enough of this work to the point where I could dip my toe back into that test that, oh, that worked out.”

Intuition is a measurable, dynamic, and learnable skill that involves leveraging unconscious information for better decision-making.

“we came up with this definition of the sort of productive use of unconscious information for better decisions then later on we added actions as well”

Intuition and spiritual gifts should be developed through a balanced, gradual approach rather than through extreme isolation or excessive focus on upper-realm states, in order to maintain health.

“We're here in the physical body for a reason. And so therefore balance and gradual increase is what you want. You don't want to just cut, you know, cut and dry and just be in that space meditating all day long and receiving receiving.”

Intuition is a developed skill that requires patience, practice, and the ability to distinguish it from impulsive emotions.

“intuition is very, very real, but it needs, the skill set needs to be developed.”

He believes that listening to his gut instinct to avoid a seemingly untrustworthy person was the right decision despite lacking concrete evidence of wrongdoing.

“everything in my gut said don't trust this man there's something wrong with this person and there may be nothing wrong with that”

He claims he correctly trusted his gut instinct to refuse a sour candy challenge after witnessing others suffer physical harm from it.

“I trusted my gut because we were all bleeding by the end we were literally bleeding”

He maintains that his gut instinct is to stay and provide help in chaotic situations even when his brain urges him to leave for safety.

“my brain is like you need to leave you need to leave you need to leave but my gut said you need to stay if [ __ ] goes sideways someone that's not [ __ ] up needs to be here to be responsible and to help”

Reliably following one's intuition, despite the lack of rigorous logical proof, generally leads to better life decisions.

“I've noticed that when I rely on that sense, the outcomes that I get, my decisions tend to be better, even though they're uh less explainable.”

First instincts are generally the most accurate, and people often talk themselves out of them due to internal baggage and rationalization.

“I think that in many instances, your first instinct is the correct one. And that so many times people say like, "You know what? I I I don't I don't really think this This good for me, but" and then they start going through all these things where they talk themselves out of what the initial one.”