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Why do some of us seem to have better intuition than others? Perhaps you believe that you lack intuition all together. Your mind is constantly giving you feedback. You’re either not receiving the message or you’re misinterpreting the signs. When you’re uncertain about how to proceed, your intuition can provide valuable feedback.
It’s a mistake to only rely on logic when you have other tools at your disposal. Give your intuition a chance.
Learn to cultivate and use your intuition:
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