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Trust Your Vibes At Work And Let Them Work For You!

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"If you're ready to stop struggling with fear and doubt about your job and want to flow joyfully with the creative and unlimited forces of the universe; use all your natural resources; reclaim your power as a six-sensory, intuitively guided, creative soul; and truly succeed-then open your mind and let's begin." - From the book

Renowned psychic and six-sensory author Sonia Choquette introduces 29 strategies for activating, sharpening, and mastering intuition on the job in her book Trust Your Vibes at Work, and Let Them Work for You. Divided into three parts, Trust Your Vibes at Work shows you how to tap into body awareness, increase six-sensory sensitivity especially under pressure, organize intuitive awareness, invite opportunities, engage creativity, welcome feedback and collaboration, contribute with enthusiasm, and follow your vibes to a satisfying, prosperous professional life.

Problems with work and career are universal, with individuals often complaining of boredom, tension between co-workers and management, low pay, and general job dissatisfaction. As a professional intuitive consultant and teacher, Choquette has counseled thousands of people from all over the world, many seeking insight and resolution for job difficulties.

As with her previous book Trust Your Vibes, Choquette writes in a practical, engaging style, equipping employers, employees, and the self-employed with crucial strategies for navigating the workplace as a six-sensory person. Using personal and client anecdotes, the author demonstrates the high cost of not trusting vibes-and the amazing things that can happen when you do. She also provides handy lists to reinforce each intuitive strategy. For example, under Strategy #10 Take a Risk, Choquette gives six ways to prepare for risks as you pursue your dream job:

1. Make a plan.
2. Save money if you can.
3. Make certain that your talents match your desires.
4. Get emotionally ready by creating opportunities to take little leaps of faith.
5. Look forward with enthusiasm to your new adventure, and talk about it with excitement rather than dread.
6. Take small steps, and don't overshoot your goal.

Choquette also sums up each six-sensory strategy with a "bottom line". Here are a few additional strategies and bottom lines from Trust Your Vibes at Work:

Strategy #1 Set Your Intention. Bottom Line: Positively visualize your day before it begins.

Strategy #4 Stimulate Your Creativity. Bottom Line: Lighten up and be playful.

Strategy #15 Have the Courage to Stand Alone. Bottom Line: Stick to your gut feelings and convictions.

Strategy #19 Make No Assumptions. Bottom Line: Never assume that you know anyone completely.

Strategy #21 Work With the Right People. Bottom Line: Make sure "the shoe fits", then sleep on it.

Strategy #26 Claim Your Space. Bottom Line: Strengthen your boundaries.

Choquette stresses the importance of remembering what inspires and excites on the way to our "dream job", as well as how to make the most of any employment situation. Whether treating the workspace as sacred, asking for help, grounding our energy, forgiving others, or employing bad-vibe busters, Trust Your Vibes at Work includes the necessary tools for an empowered, joyful, creative and productive work experience.

As one who is self-employed as a free-lance writer and professional intuitive, I had wondered if Trust Your Vibes at Work would contain relevant information for me since I work from home. I was thrilled to discover that this book shares important ways for discerning, decoding, and trusting intuitive information, especially as it relates to work ethics, expectations, reading people, and personal and vocational satisfaction.

Interestingly, many of my clients also express job dissatisfaction--and I'm sure this is true for most professional intuitives. I'll be sure to recommend this enlightening book to each of them as they seek career direction and work advice!

(P.S. I consider Trust Your Vibes at Work to be one of the best books of 2005--and believe me, I encounter, read, and review many books in a year's time!)

Janet Boyer, author of The Back in Time Tarot Book: Picture the Past, Experience the Cards, Understand the Present (coming Fall 2008 from Hampton Roads Publishing)

Like the book "Trust Your Vibes" ... this is applied to the world of work. Surprise surprise ... the mind knows far less than your vibes. Many stories exist of people who picked a job that looked and sounded good even perfect but felt awful vibes-wise. The world of work is changing fast and our minds can only take us so far. Our vibes though can take us beyond the realm of intellect. Your vibes will warn you when something is off and can easily avert disaster than the rational mind may not ever see. If you recall those times in your life when something just felt wrong ... and you didn't know why ... look back and see if you eventually discovered that you were bang on in your assessments. Trust Your Vibes at Work is a companion to keep you safe and not sorry in making critical career decisions.

Like many of Choquette's other books, this also has stories of people who trusted their vibes. Sometimes the best thing to do is go on faith. It is not easy but just knowing how it worked out for others makes a difference. Go with good vibes if you want to get good results. Vibes aren't emotions, they are senses, and usually your body is a good measure. If you walk into an interview and feel off it is a signal. Test what you pick up but gut instinct that is instant has often a very high accuracy.

Choquette has mastered the art of teaching people to get out of their heads and into their hearts. She also promotes trusting our inner sensory system. Both of these are radical concepts to the heady world of intellect and factionist sentiment but when the left and right brain work in harmony ... one is often much better off.

One major theme I got from the book was to go to the warmth... and trust it will all work out no matter what. You may have to build this trust gradually but remember ... the body doesn't lie ... and the best place to work if often where you feel jazzed up. When it flows beautifully it is a signal that you are on path.

If you find yourself in a career transition consider working the steps in this book along with Now What by Laura Berman Fortgang or The Authentic Career from Maggie Craddock.

This is an excellent book that provides easy tools to help you improve your "gut instincts." It is particularly helpful to business people making decisions as we do in the Private Equity business. When we invest capital in a business we use every bit of information we can in order to make the right investment decisions. The information available from the "sixth sense" is potentially the most valuable information we can tap.

I have enjoyed several books by this author. I bought this book at a time when it really meant a lot to me. By working through this book, along with other spiritual reading sources, my life was really changed in a wonderful way. Sometimes we are fortunate enough to take otherwise fleeting information and use it in a most constructive way. I recommend this book to those who are searching as well as those who have found.

After reading the introduction, I knew this book was not really up my alley so to speak due to all of the references to "spirits" but I read it anyway as it was required for a business group I attend. A lot of what she says in here is just plain common sense but it was good to be reminded to trust your own instincts.

This is a great book on fine tuning your inner gut sense in life. Like Choquette says ... whales have sonar ... birds have radar ... and people have their sixth sense ... this book is very helpful for those trained out of their inner trusting whether by environment or early childhood experiences. Packed with real life stories to build your reservoir of trust in your own gut sense!

Sonia Choquette's 'The Psychic Pathway' was introduced to me in 1996. I read her work, went to a few workshops in Chicago, and continued to follow her newer material when she began working with Hay House. This is probably one of the last of her great writings. Sadly, Choquette's woo-woo has gotten out of hand. The gift that brought her public recognition isn't what it used to be after this book was released. Now she is all about channeled guides and other far out theories ... no longer sounding like the self that got her where she is today. Sure a writer adapts but Trust Your Vibes is a fantastic last look at the real Sonia before her soul teaching turned into more of keeping up her game than being of service. This happened to other great psychics .... the fame and fortune they craved resulted in loss of accuracy in the end. Get this book and savor the final authenticity of Sonia before she went woo-woo overload and claimed past lives as a rock star on Saturn. I kid you not she said this on her radio show so the evidence is out there.

By the way .... Choquette's Ph.D. is from the American Institute of Holistic Theology in Alabama, an unaccredited institution. It is not 100% clear that she graduated or left with papers from the University of Denver or the Sorbonne (these two are accredited) but I may be wrong. So ... if anything in her book feels off ... don't mistrust your own vibes about Sonia's guidance just because of her "Ph.D.".

Choquette studied religion at Denver so I will also leave you with this given she refers to herself as being raised Catholic and one who prays the rosary:

1 Timothy 4:1 (New International Version)
1The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons.

2 Corinthians 11:14-15 (New International Version)
14And no wonder, for the Dark One himself masquerades as an angel of light. 15It is not surprising, then, if his servants masquerade as servants of righteousness. Their end will be what their actions deserve.

Leviticus 19:31 (New International Version)
31 " 'Do not turn to mediums or seek out spiritists, for you will be defiled by them. I am the LORD your God.

1 Timothy 4:1 (New International Version)
1The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons.

2 Corinthians 2:11 (New International Version)
11in order that the Dark One might not outwit us. For we are not unaware of his schemes.

Deuteronomy 18:10-12 (New International Version)
10 Let no one be found among you who sacrifices his son or daughter in [a] the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, 11 or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead. 12 Anyone who does these things is detestable to the LORD, and because of these detestable practices the LORD your God will drive out those nations before you.

1 Peter 1:13 (New International Version)
13Therefore, prepare your minds for action; be self-controlled; set your hope fully on the grace to be given you when Jesus Christ is revealed.


**** Does the Pope know that Sonia claimed in her own autobiography to have been taught by Jesus Christ himself to be psychic in a past life? Perhaps she should cannonize her right now!******