What if the drift you've been feeling isn't a problem to fix, but a compass reading? In this episode of The Voice of Intuition, medical intuitive and spiritual teacher Laura Alden Kamm explores the quiet, radical joy of being fully, unmistakably yourself — and the three things that pull us off course: comparison, self-diminishment, and the numbing comfort of staying put.
Drawing on the ancient navigator's relationship to Polaris, the fixed point sailors used to correct their course without abandoning the voyage, Laura offers a different way to think about authenticity and intuitive living.
You'll hear a moving client story about a woman who hadn't heard her own real laugh in six years, and a simple, doable practice for finding your way back to true north — no five-year plan required, just one honest glance and a small correction.
This episode speaks to anyone feeling flat, quietly restless, or unsure why a perfectly good life doesn't feel like their own. It's a conversation about intuition, self-trust, authenticity, and the everyday courage of returning to yourself.
In this episode:
- Why joy lives in the correcting, not the arriving
- The three forces that pull us away from our true nature
- A client story on reclaiming your real laugh
- A simple practice for realigning with your inner compass
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