Making decisions as HSPs can be taxing at the best of times. Our ability to process at a deep level means we can end up in an ever-expanding thought cycle. Things can become quite difficult when coupled with the anxiety of a potentially unwanted outcome. With high levels of intuition and the ability to feel deeply, we have a significant advantage in decision-making. When we allow it, there is a strong sense of knowing that is there to guide us on a day-to-day basis. Yet how can we tap into these abilities more consciously and come to rely on them? In this episode, we look at some tried and tested methods that can be valuable tools in this area. Including what it means to support a decision once it has been made. We will also explore the common sensation of expansion and contraction that many of us experience in our bodies when we ask for guidance. We will also look at the differences between thinking and knowing and the profound relationship many HSPs have with the notion of truth. Explore more episodes at HSPpodcast.com Resources Mentioned in Episode Take Julie's Brain Training Course Learn more about Willow's Coaching Program Find more resources for HSPs at JulieBjelland.com

Willow, co-founder of Svelte Sirens and active member of the Svelte community, discusses her journey into web development and Svelte's transformative effect on web development. They explore SvelteKit's flexibility in handling various project types, from SPAs to static websites. They also touch on misunderstandings and efficiency in Svelte development, the benefits and challenges of type safety in libraries like Svelte, and the importance of humility in open source contributions. The episode concludes with a discussion on the evolution of Discord slash commands and community recommendations.

Debt-free single mom turned successful consultant, Willow, seeks financial advice in her 40s. Topics include retirement planning, renting vs. buying property, time management for finances, the 4% rule in retirement, and investment strategies.