Podcast Summary — Warnings of Woo
In this episode, Tombo dives into what he jokingly calls the “woo-woo”—that hard-to-define inner sense, intuition, or gut warning that tells you something isn’t right, even when everything on the surface looks fine. Rather than dismissing it as mystical nonsense, Tom argues that this awareness is real, practical, and often protective.
Drawing from personal stories in business, friendships, and mentorships, Tom explores how ignoring that inner warning has cost him time, money, relationships, and peace—and how listening to it has helped him avoid manipulation, toxic dynamics, and destructive personalities. He connects the “woo-woo” to patterns seen in narcissism, dark psychology, and high-control individuals who often appear successful, charming, and trustworthy on the surface.
This episode isn’t about fear or paranoia. It’s about discernment. Tom encourages listeners to pay attention to subtle signals, patterns, and internal resistance—especially when entering new relationships, partnerships, or opportunities—without needing to fully explain or justify them.
Whether you frame it as intuition, emotional intelligence, spiritual awareness, or simply pattern recognition, Warnings of Woo is a reminder that you already have an internal warning system—and learning to trust it can save you from a lot of unnecessary pain.
As always, real talk, real life, and practical wisdom—served redneck-style.
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