Emma Seppälä
The Science of Intuition, Gut Feelings, and Innovation
Hosted by Dr. Emma Seppälä, this podcast dives deep into the science behind intuition, inner knowing, and creative breakthroughs. With over 20 years of research in psychology and emotional well-being, Dr. Seppälä explores how tuning into your gut can unlock powerful innovation and a more authentic life. Get ready for eye-opening conversations, real tools, and science-backed insights to help you trust yourself — and thrive. If you love the energy of Telepathy Tapes, you’ll feel right at home here. This podcast bridges science and soul in a way that’s both grounded and expansive.
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Emma Seppälä
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Latest episode
Dec 19, 2025
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Episodes
How Lynn used Intuition to save and rebuild businesses 19.12.2025 40:53
This episode is a masterclass in trusting your intuition. Lynn Tilton, who built the largest female-owned business in America and saved 800,000 jobs, reveals how spiritual practices and a life-altering dream guided her remarkable path from Wall Street exile to industrial savior. She shares profound insights on how embracing intuition is a woman’s greatest creative and competitive advantage.
How to use intuition to achieve excellence with Dr. Robert Carter III 10.07.2025 41:42
What does it take to lead with both intuition and excellence—especially under high-stakes pressure? In this powerful episode of Sovereign Conversations, Dr. Emma Seppälä speaks with Dr. Robert Carter III—U.S. Army officer, health scientist, performance coach, and co-author of The Morning Mind—about how the military harnesses intuition to train elite performers and make split-second decisions. Toge...
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