Intuitiflow: The Effortless Life of Intuitive Flow

Hey all, Today we're talking about goals.  I think most of us are familiar with SMART goals:    S pecific M easurable, A chievable, R elevant and T ime-bound.  Those are the classic rules to follow, and they are important, but I am going to share with you, how you can take your goals to the next level, and manifest whatever you desire . Here is the process I went through to up-level my financial goal: SMART Goal: $100,000 annually from the Intuitiflow business (January to January) Photo by  Estée Janssens  on  Unsplash What held me back from making my financial goal higher?  At the time, we were not making very much money from our business, and I was afraid to fail if I set the goal too high.  Coming from a middle-class family who works very hard for their money, it seems ridiculous to make more than $100,000 per year.  I also have a block that states that in order to make money you have to work hard, and as a parent with a f...

How many times per day do you think you say "Hi, how are you doing?" How many times per day do you think you say "Hi, how are you doing?" and actually mean it? Our culture has taken this meaningful, and deeply personal question, and made it one of the most surface level things you can say to another person.  We typically ask this in passing, and have no actual desire to know "how someone is doing."  We all have our quick responses to this question:  "Good", "great", "fine, thanks and you?", "busy", or "tired". How is it that we have gotten in the habit of not only asking this question with no true intention to hear the answer, AND we answer the question with no intention of giving a real answer? Years ago, when I graduated from massage therapy school, at the graduation ceremony, I hugged one of the instructors.  Without realizing it, I naturally hugged her by putting my right cheek against hers. My ...

Over the past year, we have done some major business "soul searching".  What I mean by that is that our business has morphed and grown and exploded in ways that we could never have expected.   Lindsay and I started off with a very specific purpose and mission in mind with our business.  As we worked deeper into this whole "owning a business" thing, we came to notice things like dissonance between one another, and within our own thoughts.  We struggled to get moving, and despite our passion to "help people", we were stuck in this tornado of: do this, do that, fix this, upload that, go here, schedule this, read this, and respond to them.  I found that the more I spent time researching online different ways to become rich overnight, and how to grow to 5 billion followers without lifting a finger, the more I was involving myself into business plans that worked for other people, but NOT FOR US.  Intuitiflow has been growing an amazing audience, and we ...