Title: about the author's intuitive powers, not yours
Product review: The topic is so worthy of exploration. In this age of left-brain worship, it's critical that someone with Dr. Schulz's qualifications gives us a treatise on why the right brain should be celebrated for its powers, and why its "messages" should be heeded more. Yet this book winds up being a treatise on Dr. Schulz, on how dazzling she finds her own intuitive powers, to an almost maddening degree. The reader is repeatedly told that awakening intuition is important, but is never, in this longwinded book, given the tools to do it.
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