y over the smallest and the largest in our environment. We take delight in the use of lenses, both telescopic and microscopic, and our basic curiosity knows no bounds. But most of all, the intuitive writer has a deep need to connect with the reader on an unearthly level. It is just something that isI am an intuitive writer. This is both a blessing and a curse. It is a blessing because I find expression through writing. It is a curse because, as an intuitive, I enjoy the sensation of drifting.

If you are an intuitive writer you know exactly what I’m talking about. Yes, I must admit I take pleasure in soaring; like a kite gone wild, I ride the air currents far beyond the stratosphere. Then, just I’m hovering over the earth, gravity takes hold and I fall, crashing to the ground with a soft thud. This is the reason every intuitive writer should invest in a good pair of gravity shoes. We just have this need to fly, and it often interferes with our communication skills.

Intuitive writers are also great pearl divers. We swim deep into the sea of data to find that one special gem that fits just right into our writing. Talk about holding one’s breath. An intuitive writer probably has the record for underwater swimming. Of course, there have been stories about intuitives going down so deep that they simply never returned. It happens sometimes. I’m sure they will come back up for air eventually.

It doesn’t take much to fascinate an intuitive writer. We become obsessed easily over the smallest and the largest in our environment. We take delight in the use of lenses, both telescopic and microscopic, and our basic curiosity knows no bounds. But most of all, the intuitive writer has a deep need to connect with the reader on an unearthly level. It is just something that is

pleasure in soaring; like a kite gone wild, I ride the air currents far beyond the stratosphere. Then, just I’m hovering over the earth, gravity takes hold and I fall, crashing to the ground with a soft thud. This is the reason every intuitive writer should invest in a good pair of gravity shoes. We just have this need to fly, and it often interferes with our communication skills.

Intuitive writers are also great pearl divers. We swim deep into the sea of data to find that one special gem that fits just right into our writing. Talk about holding one’s breath. An intuitive writer probably has the record for underwater swimming. Of course, there have been stories about intuitives going down so deep that they simply never returned. It happens sometimes. I’m sure they will come back up for air eventually.

It doesn’t take much to fascinate an intuitive writer. We become obsessed easily over the smallest and the largest in our environment. We take delight in the use of lenses, both telescopic and microscopic, and our basic curiosity knows no bounds. But most of all, the intuitive writer has a deep need to connect with the reader on an unearthly level. It is just something that is

just have this need to fly, and it often interferes with our communication skills.

Intuitive writers are also great pearl divers. We swim deep into the sea of data to find that one special gem that fits just right into our writing. Talk about holding one’s breath. An intuitive writer probably has the record for underwater swimming. Of course, there have been stories about intuitives going down so deep that they simply never returned. It happens sometimes. I’m sure they will come back up for air eventually.

It doesn’t take much to fascinate an intuitive writer. We become obsessed easily over the smallest and the largest in our environment. We take delight in the use of lenses, both telescopic and microscopic, and our basic curiosity knows no bounds. But most of all, the intuitive writer has a deep need to connect with the reader on an unearthly level. It is just something that is

s the record for underwater swimming. Of course, there have been stories about intuitives going down so deep that they simply never returned. It happens sometimes. I’m sure they will come back up for air eventually.

It doesn’t take much to fascinate an intuitive writer. We become obsessed easily over the smallest and the largest in our environment. We take delight in the use of lenses, both telescopic and microscopic, and our basic curiosity knows no bounds. But most of all, the intuitive writer has a deep need to connect with the reader on an unearthly level. It is just something that is

y over the smallest and the largest in our environment. We take delight in the use of lenses, both telescopic and microscopic, and our basic curiosity knows no bounds. But most of all, the intuitive writer has a deep need to connect with the reader on an unearthly level. It is just something that is deep within the psyche. We usually wrap our writing with subtlety, even if the work appears bold and nervy.

Extroverted intuitives, untamed and daring, enjoy the wild ride of producing flash. Self-promotion comes easily. They are flaming rockets; electric lights streaming across the sky; puffs of colored smoke; no need for gravity shoes with these writers. Well-grounded, they bring brightness and texture to a monotone world. “Hey,” says the extroverted intuitive, “I’m creative, I’m good, and I’ll tell the world. “Please,” the introverted intuitive replies, “I must have my veil.”

Can intuitives write good articles? Yes, I believe so; but you will always find a little ether within the writing. It is, as I mentioned earlier, a blessing and a curse. The blessing is the Art itself. And as I finish this article, I can’t remember the curse. Perhaps there isn’t one.