Intuition in context of Decision Making
What is intuition?
First, what do we mean by intuition in the context of decision-making? While different definitions emphasize different aspects, there are three key features that characterize the intuitive mode of thinking.
- The process is dominated by your subconscious mind, even if you use your conscious mind to formulate or rationalize the final results.
- The information is processed in parallel rather than sequentially. Instead of going through a logical sequence of thoughts one by one, you see the situation more as a whole, with different fragments emerging in parallel.
- You are more connected with your emotions. For example, it may occur to you that an option you consider does not feel right, even though there is no clear logic to prove that.
With grace and peace,
Vicky
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