I had an interesting experience just a couple of days ago on learning to trust your intuition.
My husband & I decided to give ourselves Monday afternoon off from work (we work for ourselves) as an anniversary treat & go somewhere for afternoon tea.
My husband asked me where I wanted to go & I said "I don't know". I was debating whether we should we go up the hills for a drive, somewhere new, shopping centre etc when the thought came to me, go to "The Glen". The Glen is one of 3 regional shopping centres that we can visit within a half hour drive from where we live.
I initially resisted the thought, but because of the reading I've done recently I thought "No, it's telling me to go there, so listen". So we set off & I'm thinking well this isn't a very exciting place to go for our anniversary, we probably should have gone somewhere else.
When we arrived inside one of the first stores we saw was Dymock's, so we decided to check it out. To my surprise & pleasure I found their section on personal development contained a really good selection of books by authors I have become interested in reading. I had a hard time deciding which book to purchase because of the choice available. Everywhere else that I have visited over the past several weeks, (including other Dymock's stores) have only had one book or none of the authors at all that I was interested in.
I found this interesting because since the middle of November last year I have made my personal development in a number of areas my number one priority.
My husband also found a really good book on computer programming that he hadn't seen before, which he purchased. So we both were happy, we ended up having a very nice coffee & cake for afternoon tea & I have now discovered where to go when I'm ready to purchase my next book.
Sharyn  |