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What do you do when the inner voice that once guided you suddenly goes quiet?

In today’s episode, Sarah explores what it feels like when you’ve lost your intuition. Drawing from her own personal experiences, Sarah reminds us that intuition never truly disappears. Instead, it can become buried under stress, fear, overwhelm, or the sheer effort of getting through the day.

This episode is an invitation to soften, to come back to your body, and to remember that your intuition is not a performance or a lightning bolt — it’s a relationship. Sarah shares grounded reflections on why intuition can feel inaccessible during certain seasons of life, how nervous system health is deeply tied to inner knowing, and what it looks like to rebuild trust with yourself step by step.

If you’ve been feeling cut off, unsure, or disconnected from your own guidance, this conversation offers reassurance, tools, and a path back home.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

Why intuition often feels quiet in survival mode
The connection between nervous system regulation and inner knowing
How burnout, illness, anxiety, and overwhelm can cloud intuition
Why “no signal” doesn’t mean you’re broken
How intuition returns through patience, devotion, and embodied trust
Small ways to begin listening again, right where you are

Lost Your Intuition? Here’s How to Get It Back