How to Trust Intuition
If you've ever had a "gut feeling," then you've felt the persuasive power of intuition. The actress, Toni Collette, once said, "The better you know yourself, the better your relationship with the rest of the world." When you learn how to trust your intuition, you can gain valuable insight into yourself and become a more successful person.
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Learn to listen to your intuition, which is a natural occurrence of both the body and the brain. Trusting your intuition can help you make smarter decisions that can positively affect both your personal and professional lives.
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Relax your body and mind, and you will find that you are more receptive to intuitive thoughts. Likewise, take note of any physical changes that take place. For example, if your heart races and your palms get clammy when you see a strange man in a parking garage, that's your intuition telling you to stay away.
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List your thoughts and feelings on paper the next time you are faced with a life-altering decision, such as the choice between two jobs. Write your options along one side and the responses associated with each. Jot down your gut feelings as they come to you instead of spending a lot of time contemplating each one.
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Plan for future events by focusing on what your intuition is telling you. Perhaps you feel trapped in a dead-end job or are ready to start a family. Don't be afraid to take the necessary steps to fulfill your dreams.
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