
Meet Cindy Ridenhour, an MBA-backed business professional who blends intuition with logical thinking to access information, fuel entrepreneurship, and spark imagination in work and life.
Meet your instructor Danielle, a mindfulness and positive psychology coach who shares tools to tap into intuition for business and everyday life, and welcomes you to the course.
Explore what intuition is, how to train and validate it, and how mindfulness enhances decision making while identifying biases, beliefs, and roadblocks like stress and snap judgments.
Discover mindfulness tools to tap into your intuitive potential for work and life, with downloadable worksheets and resources, while noting these tools are not a diagnosis or health care substitute.
Explore how intuition arises from brain processes and mindfulness practice, linking the ventromedial prefrontal cortex to inner knowing and how alpha and theta brainwaves enhance intuitive insights.
Discover how intuition can guide business decisions, reveal hidden motives, validate data, and save time by sensing what's behind the surface and acting with timely insight.
Explore how to bypass the gatekeeper and trust your intuition through thin slicing, sensory exercises, and building a personal dictionary of symbols from the mind's eye.
Explore how opposites reveal your intuitive responses through guided relaxation and visualization, and learn to notice and validate how you receive information in your mind's eye.
Explore personal symbols and intuition to build your own symbol dictionary from dreams and daily cues, guiding decisions in work and life.
Practice a guided meditation that engages all senses—breath, touch, smell, taste, and sound—while visualizing a beach scene to enhance mindfulness and present-moment awareness.
Explore intuitive writing through stream of consciousness and automatic writing to bypass thinking and tap into intuition. Practice journaling to reduce stress and reveal insights.
Explore how the left brain drives logic, speech, and math, while the right brain fuels intuition, creativity, and holistic thinking.
Explore how the hypnosis model maps conscious, subconscious, and unconscious minds, revealing where intuition arises and how relaxation, meditation, and imagination bypass the gatekeeper to foster lasting change.
Validate intuition with calm practice using muscle testing and clear yes/no questions, balancing inner knowing with common sense when pursuing career changes or budgeting.
Explore universal consciousness, where thoughts circulate as energy and you act as a radio receiver, with intuition tapping ideas from the double-slit experiment, Higgs boson, and the 100th monkey theory.
Develop intuition through mindfulness and meditation, and enhance it with emotional intelligence and energy work. Explore music appreciation and playing an instrument, and setting intentions to manifest intuitive guidance.
Explore how intuition appears as gut feeling, a hunch, luck, or a premonition, including dreams. Examine real-world stories that show the consequences of listening to or ignoring intuition.
Develop and trust your gut by practicing self-reflection and self-awareness to recognize intuitive signals, then apply them in meetings, when working with people, and in problem-solving for work and life.
Develop your intuition when meeting people by trusting initial impressions, identifying biases and social anxiety, and using guided exercises to discern meanings and improve interpersonal interactions.
Set the intention for the best and highest good for all. Visualize a grounded, open-hearted meeting, breathe deeply, listen, and seek common ground.
Practice this affirmation to cultivate compassion and understanding in the workplace with a difficult person, observe without judgment, and remember we're all in this together toward happiness and success.
Practice perspective taking by journaling from another person’s view, documenting events without interpretation to build empathy, compassion, and respect for colleagues, friends, and family, improving relationships.
Develop intuition for work and life through career visualizations, self-reflection, and research, using listening and observing cues to inform personal decisions.
Develop your business intuition through daily practice, noting how you receive information—images, words, or feelings—and use meditation, creativity, nature, and tools like pendulum and cards to test synchronicity insights.
Apply the business intuition model to integrate intuitive insights with data, balancing fear, emotions, and creative solutions; build rituals to access intuition quickly in work and life.
The Business Intuition Model Worksheet
Cultivate present-moment awareness at work and in life through mindfulness, meditations, and stress monitoring. Strengthen attention and concentration, weather storms with a higher perspective, and boost health and happiness.
Understand mindfulness as awareness and meditation as stillness, and explore single point of focus, open monitoring, and intentional practice—including affirmations and visualizations—to mix approaches for focus and relaxation.
Grounding meditation centers you by visualizing rain washing away stress and roots grounding you to the earth. Sun and earth energy flow through your body, promoting peace and connection.
Practice three-part breathing to calm the mind and oxygenate the body, using the lower belly, ribcage, and upper chest to guide breath and release stagnant energy.
Choose your focus and guide thoughts toward positive emotions through a grounding breath meditation. Visualize happiness, gratitude, laughter, love, and joy in your body and expand that energy outward.
Explore your purpose and unlock your potential through mindfulness that maps four areas of talents to meaningful work. Visualize days, assess skills, and use a filter to pursue what resonates.
Practice creativity to build intuition and well-being through flow and intrinsic reward. Try tools like collage, automatic writing, and playing with different media, while paying attention to dreams and music.
Explore roadblocks to intuition—biases, past experiences, belief systems, and stress—to prevent intuitive misfires, then use box breathing to calm the vagus nerve and reveal what else might be true.
Explore common thinking traps that fuel stress, including magnification and minimization, labeling, overgeneralization, personalization, all-or-nothing thinking, mind reading, shoulds and social comparison, and learn to balance intuition with evidence-based validators.
Differentiate the causes from the symptoms of stress and learn to eliminate or minimize the causes. Meditation helps cope with stress, and the course guides self-reflection and balancing life areas.
Practice mindful meditation to identify where stress shows in the body by scanning for tension, breathing into it, and releasing negativity with healing energy and a white light.
Practice a shadow self meditation to acknowledge and reframe hidden emotions, identify different personality aspects, assign positive expressions, and integrate them for calmer work and relationships.
Learn to head off anxiety by grounding with the five senses, practicing a four–three–five breathing pattern, and using acupressure points to calm the triple warmer meridian.
Practice stress management tools beyond this course to cultivate a happier, healthier, and more peaceful way of being, and explore our resources page for mindfulness tools and related courses.
Explore your potential and purpose by connecting childhood dreams, zodiac traits, and numerology with guided reflection and a mindful doorway exercise.
Explore forest bathing to reduce stress and boost mindfulness, grounding your meditation with nature immersion, senses, and earth root visualization to enhance intuition, focus, and well-being.
If you’ve ever followed a hunch or gut feeling in a business decision when no data was available, only to later learn that it was the best choice at the time or...if you’ve ever seen, heard or felt an inexplicable sign that turned out to be a red flag that something was wrong or a green light that you were on the right track, then, whether you realize it or not, you’ve already begun tapping into your intuition. And for most of us, we use it more than we realize. However, unlike the common misconception that you have it or you don't, intuition can be developed and trained – just like a muscle. By consciously acknowledging it, and discovering how and when you use it, you can access this powerful tool and apply it to all aspects of your life.
In this course, we provide activities, meditations and other tools that walk you through step-by-step how to draw upon your intuition more quickly and effectively, while also providing the most current research that supports why and how it works. One major factor in developing intuition is mindfulness. By practicing mindfulness, we learn to trust our inner knowing. The added benefits are stress reduction and greater self-awareness and social awareness. This leads to the ability to navigate life’s challenges and relationships with greater ease.
This power-packed course is divided into five sections that include: identifying how you receive intuitive information; learning to validate the accuracy of what you are receiving; applying intuition in a business setting and when meeting new people; exploring mindfulness tools and best practices; and breaking down barriers (such as mindset or stress) that hinder our intuitive decision making.
Whether you are exploring mindfulness and tapping into your intuition for the first time, or seek to deepen your practice, this course will offer guidance to meet you where you are, supporting you in creating a better life for yourself by clarifying your purpose, teaching you how to remain grounded (no matter what the challenge), and through developing empathy for those around you. Once you complete this course, you will have a solid foundation for accessing your amazing potential.