Honoring Intuitive Guidance

"Honoring Intuitive Guidance"
by Jamie Allen Bishop

When I hear someone use the word intuition, I know what they're really saying is "psychic", but they're afraid to say it because there can be a stigma around that word - psychic. Honestly, though, where would this world be without our innate intuition... our psychic abilities? I flat out believe we would be in a whole different parallel or universal existence. In fact, people every day are living their lives in that "other" world in front of our own two eyes.

Here's what I mean. I'll use the traffic example.

When we are driving, there are many different experiences we can have. When we are in a space that is not in alignment with our psychic ability, we often find ourselves frustrated, angry, and disheartened by the experience around us. When we are in resonance with the driving experience, the flow of driving is natural and feels relaxing - even in traffic jams.

Try it sometime. Focus your efforts and energy on the outcome you desire. For example, if you're behind a car that's driving slower than you'd like to be driving, but you don't want to be the one to go around the slow car, focus your energy on expecting that car to move over for you to pass. Within minutes at the beginning of your psychic practice (and only seconds once you've had a bit of practice... and then immediately once you truly get the hang of it), you'll notice the vehicle moving graciously out of your way, allowing you to pass. The more gratitude you offer for getting what you want - like thanking that driver for moving over as you pass - the more the universe will comply with your desires.

Thank you lights for all being green on my drive to work today.

Thank you car for moving out of my parking spot just in time for me to pull into it as I drive up to the grocery store today.

Thank you music for keeping me in a happy frame of mind while I dance along to the beat of your tune while I am stuck in traffic, making other drivers around me giddy with my happiness, thus making the commute easier and more gentle to navigate.


Are you getting the picture?

Which driver are you - the one who is congruent with your intuitive experience or the one who is pissed off that everyone is a crappy driver (except you)?

What examples from your own life can you think of when it comes to things that go wrong regularly? What would your life look like if those things didn't happen regularly?

I mean, seriously, imagine life without traffic! Sure, there's still traffic, but the way you mentally manage the traffic game changes so drastically that traffic is almost a FUN part of your day. What would that do to your whole life experience?

Here in Los Angeles, California, it would make one hell of a difference for a whole heck of a lot of people!


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3 Steps to Embrace Self-Empowerment (and Overcome Self-Sabotage)

"3 Steps to Embrace Self-Empowerment (and Overcome Self-Sabotage)" by Jamie Allen Bishop


Do you have big goals? Are they taking too long? Do you want balance and success? If you answered "yes," perhaps you are ready to overcome self-sabotage and embrace self-empowerment.




We all know what self-sabotage is, right? Self-sabotage is a behavior that keeps us from achieving our goals. Many of us know how to recognize self-sabotage behaviors, but do we know how to overcome them?


The only way to overcome self-sabotage is to change.


Three steps to release self-sabotage and embrace self-empowerment are: (1) Acknowledge Your Success(es); (2) Recognize Self-Sabotage Behavior(s); and (3) Repeat Self-Empowerment Behavior(s).


Step 1: Acknowledge Your Success(es)


"Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve." ~Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich)


Our focus in life is what we attract. If you are unhappy with your life, it is because you focus on what you do not want.


This is the Law of Attraction. This concept is not new, nor is it difficult to prove. Not sure you buy this idea? No problem. It is true whether you believe it or not.


Let's pretend you believe in the Law of Attraction. Using this law to create a life of success, you must focus on what you want.


For example, if you want a new car, there are three steps you  must take to achieve this goal (or any goal): gratitude, ask, know.


(1) Gratitude: You must focus on being grateful for the method of transportation you currently have. Be grateful in every way, knowing that this transportation serves you to the best of its ability. Take a significant amount of time every day to give your current method of transportation your love and gratitude... even to the degree of acknowledging, "I am grateful to know you are being replaced soon with something better, more reliable, and easier for my lifestyle, my current mode of transportation."


(2) Ask: Then, after your utter devotions of love and gratitude toward your current mode of transportation, ask your angel guides/God/Universe to bring you a specific new form of transportation by a certain (achievable) date. Here's where you get to be creative, and let your imagination run free. Imagine yourself driving this new vehicle. Imagine how it feels to be in the driver's seat. Imagine the smells associated with it. Imagine the music or silence you will hear when you are driving it. Imagine what color it is, what body it has, what the engine looks and sounds like. Get really specific about all those images. Allow them to wash over your body with excitement and anticipation.


When you feel yourself slipping back to worrying about how you'll make it happen or hearing your ego say, "You don't deserve it. You could never afford it." etc., go back to that place of gratitude for what you currently have to get you where you want/need to go.


(3) Know: Believe you already own the vehicle. When you are in a state of knowing, you do not need to know how it happens. You set your goal, you work toward that goal, and you achieve your goal. There's no question about achievement. It is going to happen. Period. Once you set your goal, take inspired action to achieve it. That means, if you know your vehicle will take $25,000 to drive off the car lot, start saving - even if it is just a quarter a day. Expect to find a quarter every day, set that quarter into a piggy bank for your new vehicle, and expect your piggy bank to be full on or before your goal date. Staying focused on achieving your goal, your angels/God/Universe are likely to help you reach your goal a lot faster than you would have ever thought possible.


Quite certain you are already practicing this law to the best of your ability? You can tell if you are through looking at your life. Do you have what you want? Do you take action to achieve your goals? Are you surrounded with love and gratitude? If you answered "no" to any of those questions, I welcome you to keep track of how you are using the Law of Attraction in your life. You can do this by recording yourself (every smart phone has a recording device) or by writing down your thoughts (keep a journal so it all stays together).


The power you have to bring what you want to you is incredible. You'll know what you are focusing on by looking at what your life is giving you. The best way to flip anything around is to start tracking your thoughts, feelings, and emotions to find out where the disconnect is showing itself.


Step 2: Recognize Self-Sabotaging Behavior(s)


“Those who say life is knocking them down and giving them a tough time are usually the first to beat themselves up. Be on your own side.” ~Rasheed Ogunlaru


Tracking yourself verbally or through writing is the best way I know how to recognize self-sabotaging behaviors and deep-rooted belief systems. If you know you are falling short in reaching your goals, I guarantee you there are self-sabotage behavior(s) and/or belief systems involved.


For example, people who are focused on weight management have a tendency to self-sabotage by eating that item or items not in alignment with achieving their weight or health goals.


How do they get back on track to achieving their weight and/or health goals?


Mentally yelling at yourself for failing only contributes to your feelings of failure. Try this instead: (a) acknowledge that your behavior was not in alignment with your goals; (b) forgive yourself for falling off track; and (c) allow yourself permission to succeed with your goals.


Do this every single time you fail. Remember, the only difference between someone who succeeded and someone who did not succeed is perseverance. Knowing the things that keep you from reaching your goals will help you acknowledge when you are off-track. If your goals are valuable enough to you, you will take the steps necessary to get yourself back on track.


Step 3: Repeat Self-Empowerment Behavior


"Failure is success in progress." ~Einstein


Change is not easy. Change takes effort. Change takes focus. Sometimes, change takes outside help. If the goal is valuable enough to reach, change is almost always required.


My business mentor - Vanessa Shaw - said something that helped me accept change, "How you do one thing is how you do everything."


(Yikes!)


Think about it and really take in that statement: How you do one thing is how you do everything.


If there is even one thing you do in your life that you do not want to be doing, it is affecting your whole life. That's powerful news.


(I am being very authentic and vulnerable here to tell you straight up - there are many things I do that I would like to do differently. That said, I am taking actions to change what does not serve my highest purpose path. When I question an action, I allow that statement - How I do one thing is how I do everything - to guide me in my decision-making process. So far, it has proven a powerful motivational tool for me. Feel free to use it for yourself.)


Point being, change is as simple as a shift in perception. Releasing behaviors that are self-sabotaging happens with repetition of the self-supportive behaviors. Though continued reinforcement of that shift in perception and continued use of the new, self-supportive behaviors, change can happen quickly and easily.


To form a new habit, and help release habits that no longer serve you, repeat your new habit at least 12 times. It takes at least 12 times of doing something new to create a new habit... and 12 times of not falling into an old habit to change it.


Also, keep in mind that a positive thought is experienced 10x more powerfully than a negative one. So, when you feel yourself slipping back into a self-sabotage behavior, acknowledge it, forgive yourself, and shift back to achieving your goal.




To achieve big goals and live a lifestyle of balance and success, most of us must change several self-sabotage behaviors. It takes effort, determination and perseverance. I guarantee you will be a happier, healthier, and balanced individual as you work on embracing a life of self-empowerment. You'll be glad you did.






If you would like help and support on your way to achieving your dreams/goals, there are many ways to do so. Through one of my Soul Counseling Programs, I can make a difference in how quickly you can overcome the self-sabotage that stop you from succeeding. Call/email me to set up a free consultation 480-203-8911 / Jamie@SoulHeartEntertainment.com.