A short personal-development monologue explaining how to build self-trust by learning to distinguish the voice of intuition from the inner critic, then repeatedly following intuitive guidance so the intuition gets reinforced and becomes easier to trust.
Building that self trust over time happens when the voice of your intuition slowly becomes louder than the voice of your inner critic. And it starts by being able to distinguish between the voice of your inner critic and the voice of your intuition. Because that's a very big and difficult first step. Knowing who's talking here. Is this my anxiety or my worry and my fears? Or is this that little guidance system, that voice within me, that voice of love that's always here, that's helping to make life easier for me? Determining those two different voices and just distinguishing them is a huge first step. Once you are able to do that and you can tell the difference a little bit, you build more trust. The more you start to listen to that voice of your intuition and go out in the world and practice what it's guiding you to do and get that reinforcement from the universe that this is the right path, this is what you should be doing is listening to that voice. And the more it continues to get reinforced and reinforced, it becomes louder and louder, and it becomes much easier to trust it and follow it.
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