In this episode, we explore the quiet power of intuition — and what happens when admiration, access, and influence cause us to silence our inner voice.

Inspired by recent cultural conversations and the Netflix documentary The Reckoning, this episode is not about judgment or legal conclusions, but about discernment. It’s a reminder that intuition often speaks long before evidence appears, and that ignoring it can come at a cost.

We reflect on patterns of power, manipulation, and misplaced trust, revisit themes from earlier conversations on awareness and self-protection, and examine why so many of us override our instincts when opportunity or admiration is involved.

As 2025 continues to be a year of revelation, this episode invites you to slow down, stay grounded, and reconnect with your inner voice — especially as we approach the end of the year.

✨ This is a reminder that your energy, your gifts, and your presence are not meant for everyone.
✨ Discernment is not fear — it’s wisdom.

🎧 Plus, a special announcement about my upcoming Resilience Journal release this Wednesday 17 December 2025.

📚 Resources & Further ReflectionBooksDocumentary / MediaReflection Prompts

• Robert Greene – The 48 Laws of Power
  A thought-provoking exploration of power dynamics, manipulation, and influence. Read critically and consciously.

• Gavin de Becker – The Gift of Fear
  A powerful book on intuition as a survival tool and why ignoring it can be dangerous.

• Brené Brown – Dare to Lead
  Explores integrity, boundaries, and staying grounded in environments shaped by power and pressure.

• Netflix: The Reckoning
  Watch as a cultural reflection — not just for entertainment, but for lessons on power, silence, and discernment.

• When was the last time my intuition spoke — and how did I respond?

• Where have I ignored discomfort because the opportunity looked good?

• What boundaries is my intuition asking me to strengthen right now?