06/23/2026
🩷🛡️ Tuesday Tip
Intuition notices.
Discernment evaluates.
Wisdom acts.
One of the most overlooked forms of protection is learning to pay attention to what you’re noticing and giving yourself permission to take it seriously.
Sometimes something feels off before we can explain why.
A situation.
A conversation.
A relationship.
An opportunity.
An interaction that simply doesn’t sit right.
That initial awareness is often what many people call intuition.
Discernment takes it a step further.
Discernment invites us to pause, pay attention, pray for wisdom, gather information, and evaluate what we’re seeing rather than dismissing it.
And wisdom helps us determine the next step.
Too often people ignore red flags because they don’t want to seem rude, dramatic, judgmental, or overly cautious.
But awareness isn’t paranoia.
Discernment isn’t fear.
And wisdom isn’t weakness.
Many of us can look back and remember a time when we noticed a red flag but talked ourselves out of it.
Not because we were weak.
Not because we weren’t paying attention.
But because we doubted what we were noticing.
Whether you’re navigating relationships, opportunities, online interactions, everyday situations, or simply teaching the next generation how to think critically and stay aware, discernment is a skill worth developing.
Pay attention to what you’re noticing.
Give yourself permission to pause.
And don’t ignore the things that deserve a closer look.
🤍 Heal. Equip. Empower.
