Gain an extraordinary advantage with intuitive intelligence.*
* Elizabeth Rea is an intuitive intelligence strategist trusted by U.S. Federal Special Agents.
Why
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In high-stakes business, unseen factors can cost millions—or secure your success.
Who is using intuitive intelligence?
local law enforcement
CIA
FBI
foreign and domestic militaries
leaders
investors
venture capitalists
established founders
maybe your competition
Shouldn’t you?
What
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Data, logic, and artificial intelligence cannot even detect what strategic intuitive intelligence reveals.
Our insights are over 80% accurate, on average, including:
Key hiring decisions – One bad hire can cost millions and tank your business. Avoid costly missteps by identifying the right candidates before it’s too late.
Navigating personalities in mergers and acquisitions – Understanding hidden agendas and personality traits can make the difference between a successful merger or a damaging failure.
Evaluating founders – Betting on the wrong founder can cost millions, break critical relationships, and damage your legacy. See true potential beyond the résumé before you invest.
How
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This work does not replace legal due diligence, critical thinking, expert advisory services, or lived experience—it adds an entirely separate layer of protection those measures cannot touch.
Paired with traditional due diligence, this is an incredibly cost-effective and timely safeguard that can save millions of dollars, preserve key relationships, and prevent businesses from steering into unseen disasters.
Gain an extraordinary advantage for:
high-value hiring
major investments
strategic partnerships
Cost effective and immediate.
Who
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Elizabeth Rea the founder of The Insightful Foundation. She is a Clairvoyant psychic medium.
Elizabeth gives her select clients an extraordinary advantage in business and in life.
She focused on delivering specific and actionable insights.
Elizabeth sees what critical thinking, data, lived experience, and artificial intelligence can not even detect.
Her clients include established founders, experienced investors, and seasoned investigators.
Her near-death experience opened her access to non-local intelligence.
Elizabeth kept this gift she hidden for years.
Then she stunned U.S. Federal Special Agents. Elizabeth provided them with impossible details related to cold murder cases.
Then her intuition floored a skeptical founder, too.
Elizabeth revealed specific identifying details about his late mother and grandmother.
Within minutes of their first meeting his tears fell. His worldview opened. He faced the limits of logic.
Six months later she met him again. Elizabeth asked if he would like her intuitive insight to his business.
He responded, I'll put you on retainer now.
The Insightful Foundation was born.
She delivered. Tapping her insight into his hiring decisions, mergers, and profound personal insights. She unveiled hidden realities, refining his decisions and lowering the pressure.
Risks faded, opportunities soared, and meaning took hold.
Elizabeth upholds complete confidentiality and discretion.
She works only by referral.
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Saving Millions and Relationships with Intuitive Insight
Before
A group of investors backed a startup.
Then they discover its founder was incompetent and her communication was unreliable.
The tension began to fracture ties between these friends and family.
Accusations and hard feelings grew.
Anger flared towards the venture capitalist who held the controlling interest.
Now the tension was threatening a costly lawsuit and even deeper personal conflicts.
After
Elizabeth’s Strategic Intuitive Intelligence nailed the founder’s look.
She was short, squat, with dyed multi-colored hair—and she saw the VC’s intent to avoid a law suit.
Elizabeth urged the investors to lower their expectations of the founder. She urged them to trust and to mend ties with the VC.
Elizabeth predicted that the VC would make them whole.
She could see that they would not receive their stock but it was worthless.
The investors followed Elizabeth's advice.
The VC wrote them a check, saving millions and mending relationships.
The wrong founder can break bonds and drain wealth—Elizabeth’s insights see what others miss.
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Hollywood Agent Outsmarts a Ruthless Lawsuit
Before
A Hollywood agent faced a tough lawsuit from a famous singer she boosted to fame from anonymity.
After
Elizabeth said, “He’s got long, dark hair, handsome, and a boyish look.
He acts sweet, zen, and loving in public, but he’s mean and selfish after all you’ve done.
This case isn’t only about money—it’s a deep betrayal from old friends.”
The agent retained a lawyer but didn’t know anything about the opposing counsel.
Elizabeth asked, "I see a short, stout woman with wavy brown hair past her shoulders, like a bulldog. What’s she like?"
Her client said, "I’ve never met her."
Elizabeth said, "Let’s look her up on Google Images!"
They did, and her client shouted, "Wow, she’s short, stout, and looks like a bulldog!"
Elizabeth warned her client, "The opposing counsel will fight dirty to win and she'll be as stubborn as a bull dog."
Elizabeth advised her client to stay calm and clever to contrast the lawsuit’s mean streak.
Dedication to the wrong client can hurt your life. Elizabeth’s insights spot trouble brewing.
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A Boss’s Big Hire Turns Risky
Before
Elizabeth’s client needed insight on a key sales hire for a new investment venture.
He asked, “What can you tell me about him?”
After
Elizabeth said, “He’s round in the middle, carries extra weight, and wears fancy shoes. But he’s a bit shady and lacks integrity.”
Her client said, “He has a big waist and he wears Ferragamo shoes.”
Elizabeth’s client is a devoted husband. He added, “I’m unsure of his character—he’s fathered three kids without marrying.”
Elizabeth warned, “You’ll hire him anyway. Be ready to replace him. Watch for a tall man with a neat haircut, deep side-part, brown .”
Months later, Elizabeth happened to meet a sales man. He had the skills and experience her client was seeking for his new investment venture.
That man matched her physical description. Tall. Brown hair. New haircut with a deep side part. She introduced him to her client.
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Psychic Sees Unseen Crime Clues
Before
Two U.S. Special Agents led Elizabeth into an interrogation room. It was her first psychic crime investigation, a cold murder case.
She had to change chairs. There was uncomfortable and chaotic residual energy.
The energy was from previous defendants who sat in the chair.
The Sergeant Detective placed a double-sealed brown cardboard evidence box at Elizabeth feet.
The other detective asked , “What can you tell us about the contents of the box?”
After
Without thinking, Elizabeth said, “It’s a black baseball cap. "
Yet, you were going to put another piece of evidence inside that box.
Then you changed your mind at the last minute.”
The Sergeant opened the box and then unsealed the envelope and revealed a black baseball cap.
In fact, were considering presenting Elizabeth with another piece of evidence. Since, it is more critical to the investigation, they changed their minds at the last minute.
The U.S. Special Agents asked if Elizabeth would be willing to go to the scene of the crime.
She agreed.
As she walked along the sidewalk where the murder occurred, she felt a pull down.
She laid face down on the sidewalk, she asked the detectives, “Is this the spot where you found body?”
“Yes, but he was face up.”
Elizabeth said, "Yes, because his friend rolled him over. Was he with a friend?”
The Sergeant said, “Yes.”
Elizabeth said, “His last thoughts were of his younger sister. She has long brown hair straight down to her waist.
Does he have a sister who fits that description?”
“Yes, they said he did.”
“Can you give us details about the murderer?”
“Let me see if I can find where he was standing.”
She walked over to the correct location where the murderer lay in wait.
“The murdered is a skinny, scrawny, angry short man in his 20s. He’s currently in custody.
It might seem that he did this as part of a gang initiation. He was actually motivated by extreme jealousy, and insecurity. It was a horrifying attempt to prove his manhood.”
Elizabeth described was one of the prime suspects.
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Gold in the Ashes: A Legacy Preserved
Before
A woman scheduled a phone call with Elizabeth.
Just six hours earlier, her husband’s best friend had died in a sudden house fire.
During the call, the woman asked,
“Can you sense anything about my husband’s best friend?”
After
Elizabeth paused, then said,
“He feels like he struggled with addiction. That may have led to the fire. But there’s something important—he had a gold coin collection hidden in the attic. You need to find it.”
Elizabeth could tell the woman didn’t believe her.
So she repeated,
“I’m serious. The gold coin collection is still there. It’s the only thing that didn’t burn. It belongs to his son. It’s his legacy. You need to find it before someone else does. Let me know once you do.”
The next morning, Elizabeth received a text.
“We found it in the rubble. The gold coins are safe—and they’re now in his son’s hands.”
The man’s final wish was heard. His son received what was left of his father’s legacy.
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.
We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.
-Albert Einstein
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We maintain a strict policy of confidentiality and discretion, trusted by U.S. federal law enforcement.
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No person, psychic or otherwise, is all-knowing and all-seeing.
About 80% of the information conveyed provides immediately useful insight.
About 20% of the information may or may not provide insight later.
This mirrors the Pareto principle.
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Psychics are not mediums.
Psychic mediums access non-local intelligence including spirits living or past.
Mediums can access to more insights than psychics.
Mediums are essentially the communication link between people who are present on earth and spirits.
A psychic medium can provide the direct communication needed with those who are living or those who are no longer with you in the physical world, which is why Elizabeth can assist federal law enforcement with cold murder cases.
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Jot down about three to ten questions and then note:
What about that question makes it matter?
What about that question makes it matter now?
On a scale of one to three, not how much head space each question is taking up in your mind.
Now number your questions in order of priority.
Go with your first impressions. Don't work too hard. It does not have to be perfect.
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As a condition of service:
you agree to accept complete and sole responsibility for your decisions
our services do not replace medical, legal, or financial recommendations from licensed professionals
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We encourage you to record your reading.
About 80% of the information you receive will provide valuable insights.
Yet, about 20% may provide insights later.
You may record your reading.
You may also ask Elizabeth to record your Zoom meeting.
We will provide you with a private link to a Google Drive folder where we will store your recording for 30 days.
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Elizabeth conducts readings on Zoom or in person if it is a convenient time and place.
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All readings begin on the dot. No exceptions.
We require 48 hours advanced notice to reschedule or cancel for any reason.
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Intuitive intelligence reveals critical truths that artificial intelligence, data, and critical thinking cannot detect.
Strategic intuitive insights result in over 80% accuracy.
Intuitive intelligence is also known as non-local intelligence.
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You can expect a friendly, interesting, confidential, and safe conversation with Elizabeth.
About 80% of what Elizabeth says during your reading will provide a helpful insight.
About 20% of what Elizabeth says during your reading will provide a helpful insight later.
Elizabeth is not all-knowing or all-seeing; no one is.
List your questions but then let go of all your expectation.
You may or may not hear what you're hoping to hear, but you will receive the insights you need most.