THE LAW OF INTUITION

As a leader, you are constantly faced with decisions. It is easy to become overwhelmed by pressure or anxiety, but exceptional leaders know when to trust their intuition. 

In this episode, we'll talk about the Law of Intuition and how it can help you make better decisions for yourself and your team if you know how to use it correctly. You should not pass this up!

Key Highlights

[00:01] Intuition as a superpower

[06:45] Why is intuition vital as a leader?

[08:58] The importance of trusting your gut.

[11:58] Why failure can help you develop your intuition

[14:30] How to build your intuition

[22:57] Balancing individual goals vs. corporate goals

[24:40] The effects of good decision making

Notable Quotes:

• Intuition, in and of itself, can be a great thing. And it's a necessary thing, as a leader. But when you rely on it too much; it can be detrimental to your leadership journey.
• My failures have helped me with my level of intuition and discernment more than my successes have. 
• Intuition is the ability to understand something immediately, without the need of conscious reasoning.
• Intuition is the power to discern the true nature of a person or a situation. 
• Making decisions with little time, when there was more time, can lead to anxiety.

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