How Intuitive Are You?
"You Are The Outsourcer"

Does this sound like you?

Right now, you may find yourself looking outside of yourself for answers more often than looking within. It feels safer to ask friends, mentors, or even Google what choice you should make instead of trusting your own instincts. There’s nothing “wrong” with this—you’ve learned that relying on others provides comfort, structure, and a sense of certainty. But here’s the catch: when you constantly hand over the power of decision-making, you dilute your connection to your own inner compass.

This doesn’t mean you lack intuition. In fact, it’s there—waiting, whispering—but it hasn’t been given the space to shine. Think of it like a muscle: if you don’t use it, it doesn’t grow stronger. Outsourcing may help you avoid mistakes in the short term, but it also keeps you from building the confidence you crave.

Why You Feel Misaligned

One of the biggest reasons you’re feeling disconnected from your own intuition is because you’ve slipped into patterns of people-pleasing, chasing trends, and craving validation.

• People-Pleasing: You want to make choices that keep others happy or comfortable, even if it costs you your own alignment. This creates a pattern where your inner voice gets overridden by the louder voices around you.
  
  
• Chasing Trends: Instead of asking “Does this feel right for me?” you might catch yourself asking “What’s everyone else doing?” This can leave you feeling like your life is on autopilot—following what’s popular instead of what’s authentic.
  
  
• Craving Validation: Approval feels like oxygen right now. When others cheer on your decisions, you feel safe. When they don’t, you second-guess yourself. But here’s the problem: if your confidence is built on outside validation, it will always wobble.
  

The Core Issue: When your decisions don’t feel like they’re truly yours, even “good” outcomes can feel hollow. You might achieve success or harmony, but if the choice wasn’t rooted in your own knowing, there’s always a quiet feeling of disconnection. It’s like living someone else’s life in your own shoes.

How This Shows Up in Daily Life

• You text your friends before deciding what to wear, eat, or do.
  
  
• You feel nervous making a choice without checking in with someone first.
  
  
• You often feel excited at first—but then unsatisfied—because the decision wasn’t really yours. You are shy about speaking up about this in case someone reacts negatively. 
  
  
• You may sometimes regret listening to others over your gut—but you’re still unsure how to change that. It sometimes feel like there is some invisible person supervising you and judging you for your behaviours.