Find and Use Your Voice of Wisdom!

Find & Use Your Voice of Wisdom!

In this seminar, created for Unity of Omaha, you will discover how to make crucial decisions quickly, efficiently, and with more self-confidence than ever before. 

People are increasingly called upon to choose how to respond to situations that demand quick answers. In addition, we deal with more information and data daily than a person living 70 years ago dealt with in two or three months. We know there’s more information in one Sunday edition of the New York Times than a person living in the last half of the 19th century needed to know throughout their life!

Given the above situation, might you be willing to find and use a different way to access answers that fit and are appropriate for your current needs? Answers that have what I call a “ring of rightness” because they come from one aspect of you that’s grounded in internal wisdom. If your answer is “yes,” continue reading because, in this upcoming seminar, I will show you how to access your Voice of Wisdom to get information about the best way to proceed, thus saving you the time it would take you to ruminate and obsess about what to do.

There’s only one caveat: when you hear your Voice of Wisdom talking to you, you must promise to do what it says.  If not, it will cease to work for you. I don’t know why that is. I just know this is how it works.

In this seminar, we will examine what we mean by Voice of Wisdom and why it’s so helpful to find and use it. Then, we’ll examine the difference between your Voice of Wisdom and the Negativity Bias we all confront when we’re at a crucial choice point. 

Then, I’ll give you a simple method for finding and using that inner wise, calm voice that will support you in making an immediate decision about a situation you’re dealing with.

You deserve to see what’s already inside you, just waiting to be accessed and used. You might surprise yourself that a wellspring of wisdom has always been there, waiting for you!

Date: April 11th,   6:30 until 8 PM, Omaha time.  Suggested donation: $20 to Unity of Omaha