Podcast 1287:Higher Self: Reclaiming the Power of Your Intuition – An Uplifting Spiritual Self-Help Book with a Powerful Message of Connection, Embrace Your Authentic Self and Find Meaningful Change by Mory Fontanez

Inside Personal Growth with Greg Voisen · Podcast 1287:Higher Self: Reclaiming the Power of Your Intuition―An Uplifting Spiritual Self-Help Book with a Powerful Message of Connection, Embrace Your Authentic Self and Find Meaningful Change

In a recent episode of Inside Personal Growth, host Greg Voisin sat down with Mory Fontanez, an Intuitive Life and Leadership Guide and former high-powered corporate strategist. Mory’s journey from a war zone in Iran to the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies led her to a profound realization: most of us are living in a crisis of disconnection because we’ve forgotten how to trust ourselves.

Her new book, Higher Self: Reclaiming the Power of Your Intuition, serves as a roadmap for anyone ready to stop seeking answers externally and start listening to the divine wisdom within.

The “Not Enough” Trap

Mory explains that many of our adult behaviors are driven by core wounds formed in childhood. Whether through overt trauma or subtle conditioning, many of us adopted the belief that we are “not enough.” To survive, we became fixers, high achievers, or performers, outsourcing our power to bosses, partners, and gurus.

“It isn’t self-help; it’s self-trust. We have been so deeply conditioned to look externally for wisdom, but the answers are already held within us.” — Mory Fontanez

How to Distinguish Intuition from Fear

One of the biggest hurdles in personal growth is telling the difference between the “Higher Self” and the “Ego” (or fear voice). Mory breaks it down into three clear signals:

The Body: Fear feels contracted, tight, and heavy. Intuition feels calm, centered, or like a light “flicker” of curiosity.
The Emotions: Fear is loud, anxious, and dramatic. Intuition is emotionally neutral. It drops in like a factual period at the end of a sentence.
The Evidence: Our brains love data. Mory encourages us to look back at times we “just knew” something. That is the data of your intuition.

Purpose vs. The Job

We often confuse our career with our purpose. According to Mory, your job is the vehicle, but your purpose is your reason for existing. It is the intersection of your natural skills and what fulfills you. Whether you are a CEO or a stay-at-home parent, you are living your purpose when you operate from a place of authenticity rather than performance.

Moving Toward “Emanating Love”

The journey back to the Higher Self culminates in self-love. Mory suggests a powerful exercise: Visualize yourself as a child. Do you feel the same adoration for that child as you do for the loved ones in your life now? If not, that is your path back. By healing the parts of ourselves we reject, we can finally begin to emanate love to the world around us.

Ready to Reconnect?

If you feel your intuition whispering (or perhaps shouting), don’t wait for a life crisis to force your hand. Start the “beautiful dance” with your Higher Self today.