Energy as Evidence & Guidance

I've noticed a clear pattern: entrepreneurs who repeatedly dismiss their intuitive signals eventually face a crisis of misalignment—where their businesses may be technically successful but feel fundamentally disconnected from their authentic purpose. The longer this dismissal continues, the more difficult and disruptive the eventual realignment bec... See more

Not all resistance carries the same message. Different types exist along a spectrum, each containing specific guidance about alignment.

This spectrum ranges from mild hesitation (suggesting minor adjustments needed) to complete avoidance (signaling fundamental misalignment). The quality of your resistance provides important clues to its meaning.

Your internal signals don't replace strategic thinking— they complement it. The most powerful decisions integrate both inner guidance and practical business considerations.

our internal signals—shifts in energy, feelings of resistance or flow, sensations of excitement or dread—aren't obstacles to overcome. They're sophisticated guidance systems pointing us toward our authentic business path.

Creating an aligned business isn't about finding the perfect existing template. It's about discovering the unique approach that honors your authentic gifts and natural patterns.

This alignment is discovered rather than constructed—uncovered through experimentation, reflection, and attention to your internal signals rather than external prescriptions... See more

Before you can effectively translate intuition into strategy, you need to understand how your particular intuition communicates. Intuition isn't universal in its expression—it manifests differently for different entrepreneurs.

This standardized advice fails to account for what makes entrepreneurship so powerful in the first place: the unique combination of gifts, perspectives, and approaches that each person brings to their business. When we apply one-size-fits- all formulas to wildly different entrepreneurs, we shouldn't be surprised when the results vary dramatically.

Even decisions involving risk create a distinctive sense of peace when they align with your true direction.

This pattern is often misdiagnosed as "shiny object syndrome"—the tendency to chase new business strategies without fully implementing previous ones.

But in many cases, what looks like distractibility is actually an intuitive search for alignment.

When you're building a business misaligned with your purpose, your system constantly seeks resolution fo... See more