Author: Susan Gorman

RECHARGE DAY FIVE: Zen Doggos

When we first moved to Exeter, my husband took the Downeaster to work every day. Since the Amtrak station is a five-minute walk from our house, trains arriving and departing are part of the soundscape of our daily life. The northbound 6:40 am is often a Really, You Need To Get Your Ass Out of… Read more »

RECHARGE DAY SIX: Partnership

“Hey, Susan, it’s all well and good that I’m grooving along here trusting my intuition but what if my spouse or partner doesn’t believe what I’m seeing or feeling?” This is a really important question. And it depends on a couple of things. First off, I’m just going to leave this here: whether they are… Read more »

RECHARGE DAY SEVEN: Let’s Get Flower Drunk

If you’ve been following my Instagram account, you might know that especially in the spring, I go a little crazy over flowers. I call it getting flower drunk. Drunk on their beauty, their fragrance, their abundance. I just love flowers. Love, love, LOVE them. Yes indeed, I do love the flowers. “But Susan,” you might… Read more »

WORRY

Hands down, the most common question I get about intuition is how to know if it’s just fear talking.. My clients are frequently confused about whether they can really trust their intuition because they don’t know if it’s real. They confuse fear (and often, wishful thinking) for the voice of their intuition. Living in a… Read more »

FIGURING IT OUT

Do you ever notice that we spend a lot of time trying to figure out what we already know? Figure It Out Mode is that headspace that keeps us stuck on a mental loop over and over again, whirring, whirring, whirring. Trying to get answers from a line of reasoning that is arbitrary and judgemental…. Read more »

Another Origin Story

I wish you all could have watched Avengers: Endgame with me. Next to me was a hulking young man in his 20’s (no pun intended but a happy accident nonetheless). He was openly crying during the last twenty minutes. His companion just kept handing him napkins from the concession bar to wipe his eyes. Such… Read more »

HEY, SIRI

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Recently I was invited to speak at the Seacoast Wellness Summit, which brought local wellness professionals and enthusiasts together to make connections and tackle some of the less talked about issues within our community. The summit opened with a panel discussion on the lack of inclusivity in the larger wellness community, especially with regard to… Read more »

Carving Up The Shysters

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My profession has evidently been debunked. Again. This time it’s John Oliver, who I happen to adore and respect so much. He has a show on HBO, “Last Week Tonight” that I’ve been a loyal fan of for years. He’s brilliant and funny and his work is fantastic. A friend texted me asking me if… Read more »

Day 10: Partners For Life

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I’m going to end our 10-Day Intuitive Reset with a story about a turning point in my own understanding of my intuition and how to partner with it. It’s a story about how I came to realize that in order to really foster my intuition, I was going to have to trust it unconditionally. Even… Read more »

Day 9: You Have More Than One Chance

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If we don’t receive, understand or accept a message from our still small voice at first, it will repeat itself into our lives, louder and louder until we get it. It starts with a whisper and if that’s all it takes, fabulous! But since Life can get complicated and since we are prone to be… Read more »