A Series Of Obviousnesses

What if most of life's decisions aren't really decisions at all? This week, Michael makes the case that our clearest thinking happens when we stop trying to get it right and trust the natural flow of our knowing. In this episode: Why trying to 'get it right' is usually what makes things go wrong What Wayne Gretzky and a golf putting drill reveal about thinking versus knowing The experience of obviousness An experiment in living in flow 🎓 FREE BASIC COURSE — 12 simple lessons to change your life, completely free 👉 https://www.michaelneill.org/basiccourse/ 🤖 CHAT WITH DIGITAL MICHAEL - My AI "digital twin", available 24/7 Try 3 days free 👉 https://www.michaelneill.ai ________________________________________ ABOUT CAFFEINE FOR THE SOUL Weekly insights from transformative teacher and bestselling author Michael Neill - helping you access the clarity, creativity, and confidence that's already within you. New episodes every week. Subscribe so you never miss one. ABOUT MICHAEL NEILL Michael Neill is a globally recognised transformative teacher and coach. He is the author of seven bestselling books translated into 30 languages, including The Inside-Out Revolution, Supercoach, and Creating the Impossible. His TEDx talks have over 2 million views. 🌐 https://www.michaelneill.org/ 📚 Books: https://www.michaelneill.org/books/ 📱 Caffeine for the Soul App: available on iOS and Android