In a world where data-driven decisions are often celebrated, a skill often overlooked in the corporate world is intuition - that "gut feeling" you get about situations, people, or decisions. But why should intuition matter in our corporate day jobs? Can it really offer a competitive edge?

Consider this: Have you ever met a potential client, and despite their polished exterior and impressive CV, something just didn't seem right? That's your intuition at play. Intuition is your internal radar system, an unconscious process that connects dots from your past experiences, emotions, and inherent wisdom, leading you toward insights that are often beyond the reach of conventional reasoning.

Not only does intuition help identify toxic people or environments, but it can also enhance your communication with employees. Here's how:

1. Improve Decision Making: Intuition can help steer us in the right direction when there's an overload of information, or when time is pressing and we don't have the luxury of extensive analysis. Tuning into our intuition helps us make quicker and, often, more accurate decisions.

2. Strengthen Employee Relations: Our intuition can help us sense the unspoken feelings and needs of our employees. It can guide us to address concerns proactively and empathetically, fostering better relationships, and building stronger, more harmonious teams.

3. Identifying Potential Risks and Opportunities: Sometimes, opportunities or threats are not obvious, or are hidden in a haze of uncertainty. In such scenarios, intuition can be a guiding light, enabling us to spot the unseen and take appropriate action.

So, how can we enhance and develop our intuition that enhances our daily lives and our careers? Here are some ideas:

A. Reflect and Connect: Take a few minutes each day to disconnect from the rush and reflect. This quiet time allows you to connect with your inner self, giving voice to your intuition.

When you get that immediate thought or idea, write it down so you can explore it later.

B. Trust and Act: Intuition is like a muscle, the more you trust and act on it, the stronger it becomes. Start with smaller decisions and gradually use it for more significant ones.

C. Look Back: Look back at all of the times you have had that immediate thought, feeling, or idea and when you did and didn’t follow them. What were the outcomes?

D. Mindfulness: Mindfulness practices like meditation or yoga can increase your awareness and sensitivity to intuition. Take time to connect to yourself daily and clear the mental fog and overwhelm.

You can also try some of my free guided meditations to clear energy from your mind, body and soul!

Remember, intuition doesn't imply throwing logic out the window. Instead, it's about balancing logic with intuition to make comprehensive, well-rounded decisions.

Your inner intuitive radar is a powerful gift, lean into your abilities, and don’t allow others’ ideas, thoughts, feelings, or projections to deter you!

So, let's step beyond the comfort of data and explore the power of our intuition, making it an integral part of how you operate.

Do you use intuition in your daily and corporate life? I would love to hear your experiences.

If you need help developing your intuition for your coaching or corporate position let’s schedule a call and see if I can help you lean into your intuitive superpowers.

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