7. Don't allow negative feeling "I can't" stop you from going for what you really want. Most things are achievable by most people and by taking one small step forward, you'll see that "I can" is a real possibility.

8. Focus your time, energy and attention on what you do want, rather than what you don't want. You'll get more out of whatever you focus your attention on.

9. Narrow down your list of what you want to one specific thing for now, by numbering all items and then set up a draw sheet as used in sports tournaments. Your emotional and instinctive sides will come into play and leave you with one specific item to focus on.

10. Identify at least one step you can take immediately towards achieving this item. As you initiate action, decide on next step and keep on until you've achieved what you really want. Taking actions, even small ones, builds your momentum, confidence and moves you towards your goals.

When you've received a response from your intuition, you need to act on it. I've found that it's trusting, relying on and acting on your intuition that's hardest part for most people. If this is new to you or you want to develop it further, it's just like anything else that you want to be able to do well. You must practice. Intuition is a muscle that needs to be exercised and more you use it, stronger your faith in it will become. At first you may just want to take small steps when acting on your intuition. These small steps can be built on as time goes by and your confidence in yourself and your intuition builds.

Your intuition is guidance from your higher self and has your best interests at heart. Choosing your priorities by following your intuition means you're choosing what is really right for you. You're not so likely to be pulled between different priorities.