Super Powers

Super Powers

What drives someone to seek a life shaped more by intuition than by autopilot? This conversation between host Jim Hirtle and guest Linda Eastburn digs into that question by looking at "super powers" as something everyone can access, rather than comic-book fantasy. Jim starts from his own creative struggle with a fictional character and wonders aloud: if writers can create lives on the page, can people do something similar with their own future just by how they think?

Linda, an author, filmmaker, instructor and intuitive, responds with a clear distinction: this isn’t about a "magic genie moment" or changing other people; it’s about a power that changes us. As she puts it, "You have to own your own superpower." Linda talks about intuition as a skill that can be trained over years, describing her shift from occasional gut feelings to being able to work "on command" with what she calls coherent energy.

Her real-estate auction story, where a precise inner "download" of a price led to a series of unlikely events and a major property purchase, shows how focused intention and preparation can line up with opportunities in surprising ways. She also shares how this same intuitive ability became central to her work as a health intuitive, helping people understand how emotions and stress affect their bodies.

Her own experience of a long-misunderstood pain episode, finally linked to emotional stress rather than needing more medication, adds weight to her view that "we live in an over-medicated world" and underestimate the impact of our thoughts and feelings. Throughout, the tone stays practical and grounded. Jim plays the sceptic at times, voicing common doubts about coincidence and luck, while Linda keeps returning to ethics, self-awareness, and using any "super power" with the highest good in mind.

It’s a conversation that nudges you to ask: if your thoughts and emotions are already shaping your life, how do you want to use that power from this point on?