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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2025 · 19 MIN

Trust Your Gut

from The Stephen and Oliver Show

Today, we delve into the significance of intuition and 'trusting your gut' in decision-making. Stephen introduces the topic, highlighting the over-reliance on data and analytics at the expense of gut feelings. He shares how trusting his instincts has led to greater happiness and clarity. Oliver shares some personal anecdotes, perhaps unsurprisingly from his experiences with golf, illustrating the pitfalls of ignoring gut feelings. The key here, of course, is to balance data-driven decisions with the human element. We should remind ourselves that intuition can provide valuable insights in personal relationships and professional settings, as well as in sport.https://www.hillcoachingcompany.co.uk/the-sos-show

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Today, we delve into the significance of intuition and 'trusting your gut' in decision-making. Stephen introduces the topic, highlighting the over-reliance on data and analytics at the expense of gut feelings. He shares how trusting his instincts has led to greater happiness and clarity. Oliver shares some personal anecdotes, perhaps unsurprisingly from his experiences with golf, illustrating the pitfalls of ignoring gut feelings. The key here, of course, is to balance...

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