Ever followed a hunch (that didn't necessarily make logical sense) about something that turned out to be helpful/true? I'd love to hear.
I'm creating a storytelling platform to help people rediscover and trust their intuition. FreeWay Ride is a space for real stories and interactive experiences that helps us get back in touch with our own intuition. It’s not about mastering a skill or figuring everything out — it’s about remembering the deeper wisdom we already carry. When we listen to it, life doesn’t just get easier — it becomes more fun, meaningful, and a lot more free.
What is a hunch? It's "an idea based on a feeling for which there is no proof/evidence." It's when you say or do something because you "just knew."
Examples: you got a desire to talk to a stranger in class who became your good friend; felt a nudge to move to a new city, change your college major, quit your job, start gardening even though you've never done it, date someone nothing like your usual type who ended up being "the one," got a bad vibe about someone that was spot on.
The more stories we share with each other, the more we normalize "hunches"... and learn we can trust our inner knowing.
I'm creating a storytelling platform to help people rediscover and trust their intuition. FreeWay Ride is a space for real stories and interactive experiences that helps us get back in touch with our own intuition. It’s not about mastering a skill or figuring everything out — it’s about remembering the deeper wisdom we already carry. When we listen to it, life doesn’t just get easier — it becomes more fun, meaningful, and a lot more free.
What is a hunch? It's "an idea based on a feeling for which there is no proof/evidence." It's when you say or do something because you "just knew."
Examples: you got a desire to talk to a stranger in class who became your good friend; felt a nudge to move to a new city, change your college major, quit your job, start gardening even though you've never done it, date someone nothing like your usual type who ended up being "the one," got a bad vibe about someone that was spot on.
The more stories we share with each other, the more we normalize "hunches"... and learn we can trust our inner knowing.
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Michelle Cove draws on her 25+ years as a professional media-maker to tell stories of people who tune out societal expectations and tune into their inner voice. She is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, national bestselling author, journalist, and nonprofit founder whose projects have been featured on numerous national platforms including “The Today Show,” The Washington Post, "The View," and The New York Times. Learn more at www.michellecove.com.
