• S3 Ep7: Speaking of Intuition

  • Nov 14 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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S3 Ep7: Speaking of Intuition

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  • To most who know her, Kiersten Parsons Hathcock is a Shark Tank-winning, self-taught carpenter & furniture designer who defied the odds and built an internationally-known furniture company out of her garage. 

    But what most don't know is that at the age of 36, Kiersten suddenly started seeing and hearing spirits of dead children, some of whom were killed by predators. Her intuitive awakening led to partnerships with detectives around the country, a TEDX Talk, and a publishing deal for her recent memoir Little Voices.

    The coolest part of Kiersten’s story is not only were the spirits speaking to her about solving criminal cases and getting messages to their loved ones, the kids were also coming to save Kiersten’s life.

    Sally Lou & Kiersten discuss:
    • Trusting your intuition
    • Speaking with spirits
    • Practicing mediumship 
    • Healing a marriage
    • Recognizing & surviving an abusive relationship
    • Recognizing & surviving sexual abuse
    • Discovering repressed memories
    • Family Constellation 
    • Generational abuse
    • Helping spirits into the light
    • Finding gratitude
    • The National Institute for Law & Justice
    • Breaking the cycle of abuse

    I understand Kiersten’s story isn’t typical and some of you will be skeptical. I invite you to listen. I promise your heart will open and you will be inspired to turn up your own intuition, maybe not at Kiersten’s level!
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