Intuitive Consultant and Life Coach
I love this clear statement from Julie Cusmariu’s website: “At the root of Julie’s mission and philosophy is that we can best serve the world when we first serve ourselves.” This speaks directly to the sensitive soul’s challenges of balancing our own needs with the needs of others and finding empowerment.
Extensively trained and wonderfully easy to connect with, Julie helps people develop intuition as a tool for tuning in – to ourselves and others – through her coaching, consulting, writing, website, blog, and radio broadcasts.
In every one of Julie’s broadcasts I’ve listened to and in the online pages and emails I’ve read, her calming manner, deep wisdom, and genuine willingness to listen and learn shine through.
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In what way are you most successfully sensitive?
In understanding what I need most in order to feel good and be at my best in any given situation and in understanding others and the environment in which we are in. My sixth sense (aka intuition) works in partnership with my five senses and thus I stay informed, aware, and open to my environment and the possibilities.
What or who has inspired you to embrace your sensitivity?
Lots of important teachers, mentors, and therapists along the way. My life partner has played a pivotal role in inspiring me to embrace my sensitivity. His incredible emotional sensitivity and his willingness to be vulnerable have enabled me to love and accept this sensitivity in myself. My mother is very intuitive and through her way of being I see what sensitivity feels and looks like.
What are your eternal fascinations?
An interesting question! Well, I’m eternally fascinated by the sky and the earth. This idea of Mother Earth fascinates me. The subtle energies I cannot see but can sense and wonder about eternally fascinate me. What also fascinates me to an infinite end is the strength of the human spirit.
What quest currently captivates you?
The quest to not have a quest! And at the same time, the quest to experience peace in each moment and also to experience moments of great fun and excitement. That’s no small or unfamiliar quest for me!
What is your favourite kind of help to give?
The kind that allows me to be me while inviting others to be themselves as they open to who they truly are and to all the infinite possibilities available to them. To give the kind of support that heals, uplifts, and inspires.
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For more information, explore Julie’s blog and radio broadcasts.
Photo from Julie’s blog.
Related reading: Successfully Sensitive | Saskia Röell, Personal Symbology and Intuition
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