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Grow your intuition through the lens of InnSæi, the Icelandic concept for intuition. Find insights, inspirations & tips on intuition that you won't read anywhere else
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Ego and intuition (opens the original)
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In late August I hosted two free InnSæi® masterclasses, in English and Icelandic. I asked over 2000 people who signed up what their burning question before the masterclass was. I am still working through the fifty or so questions I received. One of the burning questions was: How do I trust my intuition and know it from my ego? Thanks for reading InnSæi
What if it was me, inside this war? (opens the original)
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I think one of the most powerful ways intuition can guide us, is when it grounds us in our common humanity and enables us to put ourselves in other people’s shoes. And we ask ourselves, in earnest: what if I was this person, in this situation, in this place, at this time? What would I do? What if it was me, inside this war?ShareThe machinery of dehumanization
What 800 people wanted to know this week (opens the original)
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If you’ve been learning and reading this newsletter with interest, you might want to join the next InnSæi® Signature Course with professionals and leaders from around the world. It’s received overwhelming 5-star reviews. We start 17 September. Registration closes at midnight Monday 31 August.“In a world of AI, your intuition will be your defining difference.”<span
'Everyone in Iceland is having a stroke' (opens the original)
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My sister is among the funniest people I know. She doesn’t try to be. She just is.In her twenties she was an exchange student in the Netherlands. One evening there was a party where the foreign students met the Dutch ones, and she was in her zone, laughing, deep in conversation with people she found interesting. Then she noticed one of the guys sitting alone on the couch. He looked sad. She went over, sat down beside him and asked if something was wrong.Yes, he said. His granddad had just had a
You don't have to see the whole picture (opens the original)
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