Intuition - Decisions
Feelings are essential for good decisions.
If you think back to moments when you made bad decisions, you often realize that you had a bad feeling - you just didn't listen to it. To prevent this from happening in the future, it is important to pay close attention to the body's warning signals and consciously take them into account when making decisions.
Because these signals come from personal experience, they usually provide us with reliable clues as to what is good for us and what should be avoided.
Paying attention to your body is an indispensable aid to living well and making wise decisions.
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