Intuition is not a black-and-white concept; it can be both trustworthy and untrustworthy depending on the context and the individual's mastery in a given area.

Practicing intuition through small daily decisions can enhance one's ability to recognize and trust their intuitive feelings over time.

Intuition connects various fields and experiences, from parenting to sports, highlighting its importance in rapid decision-making.

People often overestimate their agency and trust in their intuition, unaware of the subtle manipulations that influence their decisions daily.

I wish I could tell my younger self not to let intuition be overridden by experience when hiring. Early on, I relied on my gut feeling, but later, I found myself substituting intuition with others' judgments, which can lead to poor decisions.

Self-awareness is crucial for trusting intuition; if you're in an emotional state, it's best not to rely on your intuition until you stabilize your emotions.

Practicing intuition with small decisions can help you track how well your feelings guide you, preparing you for larger decisions in the future.

The environment plays a significant role in how we learn and remember information, which can affect our intuitive responses in different contexts. When you lack self-awareness, you may not recognize when you're driven by an impulse or addiction, mistakenly believing you're acting on intuition or in your best interest.

I've learned to recognize when I'm emotional or stressed, which helps me differentiate between anxiety and genuine intuition.