Discover Your Inner Wisdom

Using Intuition, Logic and Common Sense to Make Your Best Choices

De: Char Margolis, Victoria St. George

Narrado por: Renee Raudman

Every day, people are faced with countless decisions, from the trivial to the very important. Yet few are able to truly hear that inner voice that helps them make the wisest choices: their intuition. Char Margolis explains how to do just that. Using her own incredible experiences, she outlines how to use your inner voice to develop your intuitive powers in four simple steps. By combining intuition with logic and common sense, you will be able to make better decisions and attract the people and opportunities you most deeply desire into your life. You will learn how to:

Tune in to your health and use your energy to heal

Raise healthy, happy children by nurturing their intuition as well as your own

Listen to your instincts in evaluating people and opportunities

Attract compatible partners

Access your sexual energy

Sense the right career opportunities

Recognize the messages you are receiving from your deceased loved ones

Char also provides helpful instructions on how to prevent potential problems, protect yourself from bad energy, cope with setbacks, and get attuned to the universal plan. With Char's guidance, you will be empowered to begin your own personal journey of discovering - and listening to - your inner wisdom.

©2008 Char Communications, Incorporated (P)2008 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"She's a master at psychic intuitiveness. She teaches people to hone their own intuition." (Larry King)
"Char shared her gift on my TV show for the first time years ago and she was amazing. Now, years later, she's still doing it and I till don't know how she does it. And I'm still amazed." (Regis Philbin)

Worth a listen

I thought this book was a good introduction to the concept and application of intuition. Most of it seemed to be common sense, but there were a few pieces of information that made me stop and think. My only negative comment would be that the narrater sounded unconvincing when reading the preface, but it did get better as she progressed through the book.

Interesting subject matter

This audio book was interesting and, for the most part, well-read. The narrator lowered her voice to a gruff rumbling a little too many times while quoting others. This seemed to take away from the pleasant and smooth flow of the book, even though her voice was soothing and easy to listen to otherwise. The author referred to her sister much too often, almost as though the sister should have written the book. Also, the author seemed obsessed with sex, and gave so much time to this subject that it became boring. The book was interesting, however, and worth the price.

Eh…

I had higher hopes with John Edward having written the foreword.

I generally like Char, and there are a few nuggets of wisdom in this book, but it was underwhelming for the most part. It seemed to be little more than regurgitated material I’d heard/read before in similar books, coupled with thinly-veiled self-brags.

Another reviewer points out the author refers to her sister so much in this book that her sister should write her own book, and I have to agree.

The narration is annoying. I prefer books which are narrated by the author as it often makes the difference between a good book and a great book. This might’ve been better if Char Margolis had narrated it.

Bottom line: if you are new to this genre, it’s not a terrible place to begin your journey. Otherwise, there’s little to nothing new here on which to waste a credit.