S3 | 4. Fear or Intuition? How to Tell the Difference When You Feel Both

If you ever feel something in your body around your horse and find yourself wondering, "Is this fear… or is this my intuition?" this episode will bring you so much clarity. Many compassionate horsewomen feel torn between wanting to move forward and feeling paralysed by indecision, unsure whether the sensation they're experiencing is a warning or a gentle nudge. When you don't trust your inner guidance, every next step with your horse can feel overwhelming. In this episode, I explain the deeper emotional and somatic difference between fear and intuition, why both can show up at the same time, and why so many riders have been conditioned to override or outsource their internal signals. You'll learn how to listen to yourself with more confidence, compassion, and ease - so you can make clear, grounded decisions in your horsemanship and life. You'll explore: 🌙 The difference between fear sensations and intuitive messages 💛 Why they often rise together and create mixed signals 🐴 How to tune into your body so you know when to slow down, pivot, or take the next step 🌀 How to rebuild self-trust using past experiences and somatic awareness I'll also guide you through simple practices to recognise your intuitive yes and no, reflect on aligned vs. misaligned decisions, and begin connecting with the version of you who already feels grounded, confident, and clear. If this conversation resonates, this is the kind of inner work we dive into inside The Field - the mentorship experience where self-trust deepens and your confidence expands through being seen, supported, empowered, and celebrated. ✨ Explore the full Horse Human Connection Playlist here -https://open.spotify.com/playlist/53IV4jlWiRko5JJx0DqbJM ✨ Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/felicitydavies_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/felicitydavieshorses/ Website: https://www.felicitydavies.com.au/ You've got this, Felicity  

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