A reminder to trust your inner knowing 

There’s a quiet truth we often forget: We already hold far more wisdom than we give ourselves credit for. Still, it’s easy to look at someone else and assume they are more intuitive, more connected, more spiritual, more knowledgeable. We’ve all had those moments where we believed another person is closer to the answers than we could ever be.

And yes, there are extraordinary teachers in this world. Guides who illuminate the path. Mentors who help us stretch into new versions of ourselves. Their presence matters. But the danger comes when we believe someone else knows our own truth better than we do.

Each time we rush outward for clarity, validation, or certainty, we miss the invitation to turn inward and listen to the quiet voice that has been speaking all along. Your inner knowing may not shout. It may not arrive quickly and it may not feel as immediately satisfying as a quick answer from someone wise or confident.

But it is yours and because it is yours, it is deeper, steadier, and more transformative. There is a wisdom that comes from lived experience. A wisdom that comes from sitting with your own questions. A wisdom that unfolds slowly, patiently, in its own rhythm. And when you choose to trust that, even just a little, your relationship with yourself begins to shift.

You remember that:

• guidance is helpful, but not a replacement for your own voice.
• intuition strengthens through use, not outsourcing.
• inner clarity grows when you make space for it.

So the next time you’re tempted to ask someone else for the answer, pause. Breathe and listen inward. Your inner voice may not be the loudest, but it will always be the most faithful.