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Dear there,
In Delemont, Switzerland, I sat an exam with 1,149 questions across five parts. Seven hours, no notes, no electronics, ninety per cent to pass. Fifteen classic books had to be in me, not near me.
That exam taught me something I have used every week since. If you have to look it up, or think about it, or go back and check your notes, you do not know it well enough. Knowledge is what you have access to. Knowing is what you have become. The first is now free and unlimited. The second is still earned, and it is the only one that holds under pressure.
Which is where this gets interesting, because we now have more access to information than any generation in history.
Multiple parts of my business run on AI, so this is not a complaint about the technology. It is an observation about what it changes. When information costs nothing, the scarce skill is no longer finding an answer. It is telling which answers you embody.
That is the felt sense of an inner 'yes' that Dr Sue Morter teaches, and she has a new free training on exactly this:
Amplifying Your True Self in the Age of AI
If you do not know Sue, she is a New York Times bestselling author (The Anatomy of Awakening, and before it The Energy Codes), the founder of the Morter Institute for Bio-Energetics, and she has spent more than forty years on the ground where science, energy and consciousness meet.
In the training she covers:
- Why more information alone does not lead to better answers, and how to recognise what is right for you.
- How to quiet the mental noise and get back the felt sense of your own inner 'yes'.
Watch the free training here
One thing I want to say plainly. Outer World follows Inner World, and I stand behind every word of it. But you cannot follow an inner world you cannot hear, and most people in personal development have stacks of notes and no signal. The harder you grip, the less clearly you see.
It costs nothing but a little of your attention, and it comes down at midnight on Sunday 11th October. If it feels like your truth to watch it, the door is open. If not, that is fine too.
All the best,
Peter
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