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Have you ever had a gut feeling you ignored… only to realise later you were right all along? Or maybe you’ve followed that quiet inner voice, and it led you somewhere unexpectedly beautiful.

In this episode of An Inside Job with Rose, we explore the power of intuition. It's that calm, clear knowing that lives within all of us. I share my own experiences of learning to trust my inner guidance again after years of silencing it, and offer gentle, practical tools to help you reconnect with your inner voice.

Here’s what you’ll find in this episode:
✨ What intuition really is and how to recognise it in your life
✨ Why we lose touch with our inner knowing and how to rebuild self‑trust
✨ The subtle ways intuition speaks through your body, energy, and emotions
✨ My personal story of ignoring my intuition (and the lesson it taught me)
✨ Simple practices to strengthen your inner guidance every day
✨ 5 powerful affirmations to reconnect with your intuition and feel safe trusting yourself

Your intuition is your spiritual compass. It’s always present, always wise, and always ready to guide you back to your truth. This episode is your gentle reminder that you can trust yourself, and that your inner voice is never wrong.

If this episode resonated, please share it with a friend who’s ready to reconnect with their intuition.

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🎙️Podcast Credits:

This episode of 'An Inside Job with Rose' was created, hosted, and written by me, Rose Monaco.
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Theme music: “Life in Slow Motion” by Mark Hatter