Steve Jobs claimed “intuition is more powerful than intellect”. He was right. He proved, like many great minds, that intuition is potent, especially in our rational world. Albert Einstein stated, “The only thing truly valuable is intuition.”
Because it helps us make emotional decisions, our intuition keeps us safe. It works like radar, alerting us to hazards and possibilities and guiding us through life.
“Don't waste your limited time living someone else's life. Avoid the notion of living like others. Don't let others' opinions drown out yours. Most importantly, follow your heart and intuition.”
While we all have the ability to make intuitive decisions, not everyone can connect to their inner voice. However, people who follow their hearts when making tough decisions act differently.
Being honest and following your feelings
Daily life relies on intuition. Many of our decisions are based on intuition, not reasoning. We often let our instincts rule without thinking about it. We often combine intuition and reasoning in a decision.
However, while making critical decisions, especially those that go against social and cultural norms, we must use our intuition. True intuitives follow their instincts. This alters everything that follows.
Do intuitive individuals decide better? Do their instincts make them more successful? This question has no one answer because following one's gut does not mean knowing the truth.
Following your intuition gives you more control over yourself, not circumstances. Doing what you think is right ensures nothing. The one who follows his intuition realises he controls his future and decisions.
The truth is that most people admire intuitive people. We admire their freedom, security, and the effects of it all. If we all have intuition, why not follow it?
Are we scared? Do we lack self-confidence to follow our inner voice? Are we so alienated that we can't do what we should?
How can we trust our instincts? Make it flower? Observe and analyse these very intuitive people's actions. We may find this imprisoned inner self and let it guide us by acting like them.
Highly perceptive people follow their instincts and use them to make decisions. Many are sceptical of this behaviour, but those who hear this inner voice know they must follow it and not strive to stop it.
Unlike others, extremely intuitive folks don't care whether others believe their inner voice is crazy. They always listen to him, even if it's something basic that goes against everyone. Sometimes it's life-or-death.
Most people have followed their gut and succeeded. It could be small things or a squall that saved them (or someone else) or gave them a fantastic opportunity.
This urge to be alone, listen to oneself, and sense their inner energy requires harmony with their inner feelings and self-perception. Through meditation or spiritual practice, these people may tune out the outside world and focus on their inner wisdom.
Due to their ability to sit quietly and be content with themselves, highly intuitive people are less mentally muddled.