Be A Visionary Superpower; Simone Wright

Simone Wright teaches each of her followers to be a visionary superpower. She is an internationally respected authority on Intuition, Evolutionary Creativity, and Entrepreneurship. She started her first business at the age of 9 and has used her understanding of Intuition, Creativity, and entrepreneurial focus to build a globally respected coaching and education business.
Simone developed her Intuition ‘street cred’ by using her skills to successfully assist law enforcement in missing children’s cases and other criminal investigations. Her groundbreaking Intuition training program and book, First Intelligence, help people from all walks of life, including established and emerging entrepreneurs and multi-million-dollar CEOs. The program teaches how to develop profound Intuitive clarity to set the trends in life and business.

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• Website: https://www.simonewright.com
• Book: First Intelligence: Using The Science and Spirit of Intuition by Simone Wright

Most Influential Person

• Jesus The Christ

Effect On Emotions

• Mindfulness has trained me to recognize that my emotions are just like clouds. I don't have to let them hook me. I don't have to let them pull me into the mire.
• If I just watch them, they will pass. I don't allow them to take me under. They'll move. And that ability allows me to stay in that steady position of peace that's essential to the intuitive process. This skill helps me teach people how to be a visionary superpower.

Thoughts On Breathing

• Breathing holds importance. We must actively engage in breathing. As a swimmer during my formative years, the ability to breathe was essential. Breathing in swimming is characterized by order and regulation. It's deep and deliberate.
• I observe that when I'm mindful, my breathing follows a harmonic, coherent, and ordered pattern. Conversely, when I'm not mindful, I cease to breathe consciously.
• Thus, I often find that to enhance my intuition, I must regulate my breathing. It resembles the rhythmic pattern of swimming: inhale, exhale. I visualize myself swimming, which aligns me with an ordered coherence, granting access to intuition.
  Bullying Story

• Growing up, I faced bullying from adults because of my intuitive nature. They accused me of plagiarism when I used my intuition to complete homework.
• Despite doing my best, I was always in trouble at school. Over time, I realized that bullies were often in pain and disconnected from their true selves.
• Mindfulness taught me to respond with compassion and transparency, guided by intuition. Remembering our divine essence makes it harder to be bullied or to bully others. Though it's not easy to turn the other cheek, mindfulness helps me refrain from reacting impulsively, denying bullies the reaction they seek.
• It's about understanding my emotions and responses, even in the face of adversity.

Suggested Resources

• Book: The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer
• Book: First Intelligence: Using The Science and Spirit of Intuition by Simone Wright
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