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11-17-21: Intuition-Use it or lose it

An episode of the SAX IN THE MORNING podcast, hosted by Steve Sax, titled "11-17-21: Intuition-Use it or lose it" was published on November 17, 2021 and runs 4 minutes.

November 17, 2021 ·4m · SAX IN THE MORNING

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I would love to hear from you, just send me text and let me know what you think of the podcast. One of the characteristics that human beings have that make us so special is intuition. Some people believe intuition is just “guessing” and that all decisions should be made based off the information available. Having more information is great but sometimes you could have a spreadsheet in front of you with all numbers and statistics computers can generate and the answer still isn’t going to ...

I would love to hear from you, just send me text and let me know what you think of the podcast.

One of the characteristics that human beings have that make us so special is intuition. Some people believe intuition is just “guessing” and that all decisions should be made based off the information available. 

Having more information is great but sometimes you could have a spreadsheet in front of you with all numbers and statistics computers can generate and the answer still isn’t going to be clear. 

What do you do then? 

Sometimes something isn’t right in our personal lives or our jobs and we don’t have all the facts. All we have is a feeling that something needs to change. Honing your intuition is a vital tool because you can’t always have all the facts when you need to make a tough choice. If you don’t practice using your intuition it withers away like an unused muscle, leaving you lost and confused. 

So get all the information you can about a decision but then run it through your gut, because intuition is a powerful thing and it should not be ignored.  

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