David Fullmer

Anyone that has the weight of like responsibility for people's safety of their life has such a heightened sense of intuition.

And it's because they have to, they exercise it like their boats burnt.

There's no coming back.

Like you're a doctor, the weight of the world's on you to save this patient.

Okay.

And so when you have that responsibility, that's why I like push people to put responsibility.

Responsibility is a good thing.

It helps, you know, shape you.

And if you were to talk to them, hey, do you ever have a situation where you just had a hunch or a feeling?

Oh, and you can just pull up and start taking notes because they'll rain it down on you.

And so Wednesday is Whisper Wednesday.

And I coach people to completely tune out of the digital age.

Put the camera away.

Yep.

Just put your phone away the first half of the day.

You know, I go on, I usually go on like an eight mile whisper walk in the woods that I call.

Yeah.

I go down the street, go up my, uh, down from Pupakea, go up to a pill box through the mountains and home and just complete silence.

And you'd be surprised when you listen to your heart.

Everyone has this little still small voice inside them, and it's very powerful.