The coach behind the room.
Hello, I’m Lisa.
Guided by Intuition. was created because I believe everyone is intuitive — most of us were just never taught how to listen to it, so we end up second-guessing ourselves and looking everywhere else for answers.
Founder · Coach
Founder bio
“Hi, I’m Lisa.”
I created Guided by Intuition because I believe everyone is intuitive. But, most of us were never taught how to listen to it, so we spend years second-guessing ourselves and looking everywhere else for answers.
If you’ve ever felt torn between what you think you should do and what something deeper keeps telling you, that tension is worth paying attention to. Learning to trust it is what this space is about.
I’m glad you’re here. Let’s begin. :)
What working together looks like
The shape of the space — quiet, held, on purpose.
The work is held in a particular way. These are the containers — not credentials, just the shape of what it feels like to send a voice note and have it met.
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One voice-message channel, used all day
Voice-message support on WhatsApp and Telegram, threaded throughout the day. Send a question when it surfaces; receive a reply when the answer has finished finding itself — no scheduled calls, no calendar slots.
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Reachable wherever you are
Message-based support dissolves geography. Working with clients across time zones, on their own schedule — the medium is the same regardless of where either of us happens to be sitting.
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One offering, on purpose
A single Intuitive Clarity Call so the work stays close. The thread stays continuous between exchanges, and the format never quietly becomes something it was not meant to be.
Working philosophy
“Most of the people I work with already know what to do. My job is to help the knowing get louder than everything pulling against it.”
How I work
Trained intuition, embodied listening, and a room I've spent years learning to hold.
Intuition is the part of you that already knows and keeps pulling you back to the same answer — long after you chose somewhere else. In the exchange I listen for that pull: the words you reach for and don’t use, the thing that keeps surfacing despite yourself, the bones of the question underneath the question.
Then we stay with it. Not to analyse it, not to push it anywhere, but to hear it through. The exchange itself is the container — a space where you don’t have to explain yourself, and the answer gets to arrive at its own pace.
I don’t give advice or push for a particular outcome. The exchange is yours, and the next message you send is yours too. If at some point the work calls for a therapist, a strategist, a bodyworker, or someone in a different field from my own — I’ll say so plainly, without ego.
When you are ready
Send a short note. Tell me what's been sitting with you.
One inbox, read personally, answered within two business days. If we are a fit we open a brief voice-message intro; if we are not, I will say so and point you to someone who is.
A short note lands the same way an email would — and a brief voice-message intro is available from there too.