Going with Your Gut

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Just so you know, your intuitive feelings can help you make smart decisions about your health, your career, and yes, even your relationships. Lear when to tap into them or when to use your smarts instead. After all, who hasn’t been there? You’re stuck on the fork of your life’s road, wishing for psychic guidance because it seems as if you have no other option available. Well, experts stress that everyone has an innate superpower, and this is called intuition. As science unravels the mystery of how hunches develop, you can actually start using them to make snap judgments that will lead you down the right path. There’s no magic in intuition; it’s merely unconscious reasoning. A gut feeling arises when your brain makes an instant connection between what’s happening in the present and a similar circumstance from your past. Say, you sense that a friend of yours is going through some sort of difficulty. Even without evidence, not even a phone call, that anything is amiss, something about their actions reminds you of a time when you or someone close to you were facing a somewhat similar unfortunate situation. The two events converge in your mind, and voila! You then sense your intuition bubbling to the surface. In large part, intuitive skills depend on your experience and expertise. So, if you’re an outgoing people person, go ahead and follow your instincts when choosing a roommate. On the other hand, if you’re financial knowledge is practically nonexistent, you shouldn’t necessarily trust your gut feel when reallocating your money. Yet, intuition can still be a useful decision-making tool, even if you can’t claim expertise. What your hunches often tell you is a better gauge of what will make you happy than an analytical spreadsheet could ever be. When it comes to your job, however, you need to really mull things over. When stress at work is off the charts, your gut might start screaming for you to book a plane ticket somewhere far, far away. The question now is: are you moving toward a good situation or just fleeing a bad one? The best move is one that’s both sensible and tantalizing. Instead of dumping your current life on a whim, consider the reasons you’re drawn to a particular change. You might find a less radical option that melds you need for change and your love for the other option. You can also seek out a second opinion, but this one is better when you go with your gut. Say, if your doctor gives you a clean bill of health but you still have an inkling that something’s not right, never hesitate to follow up. As with life, look for people who are trained to look for the most likely answers. You are the top expert of where you are now in life, so if something seems off, look deeper into it. Because if you can’t shake the feeling that something’s going to go wrong, you need to know the source of your negative vibes. Emotions are always worth exploring deeper into.
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