The Number One Mistake I See Women Who Leave The Church and How to Fix It
You know you don't have to do what everyone else wants anymore. So why is it still so hard to figure out what you want?
If you left the Mormon church and you're still second-guessing every decision, still scanning for the "right" answer, still feeling like a stranger in your own life — this episode is for you. Here's the thing I see more than anything else in women who leave: you're trying to find yourself using the same map that buried you in the first place. You want to get somewhere new, but you're still navigating with the old tools.
In this episode I'm handing you a new map. Not one that tells you where to go — one that helps you get wherever you decide to go.
I get into:
- Why your intuition isn't gone — it's buried — and what that actually means
- What intuition really is (it's a skill, not a mystical gift, and not the Holy Ghost)
- How conditioning taught you to outsource your own authority, suppress your feelings, and measure yourself by performance
- The number one mistake I see: trying to access your intuition through the old frameworks you were handed
- Why feelings make a terrible tool for measuring objective truth — and what they're actually for
- How the church taught you that good feeling = true and bad feeling = wrong, and why that broke your relationship with your own knowing
- Why a bad feeling is information, never a verdict on your character
- The MUSE map I built from the roadblocks I see most in women rebuilding after the church
This isn't about trading one rulebook for another. It's about learning to hear yourself — maybe for the first time — and trusting yourself enough to decide what comes next.
Don't miss Intuition Hour: How to Get to Know Yourself. I'm teaching this class live this Thursday June 25th 11:00 am MST. Save your spot HERE.
You'll learn exactly how to get in touch with your own intuition so you can live a confident, fun, big life that's authentic to you.
