Some people may not realize it, but intuition plays a very important role in your life and overall well-being. Developing it starts by realizing you have it already. Have you ever had a hunch or feeling about something? This was your intuition! Here are three steps you can take to developing your intuition.
1.) Recognizing it.
2.) Studying it.
3.) Give it good information to work with.
Intuition is a good warning tool for us. It gives us certain “feelings” about situations that may happen in the near future. These types of feelings can be good or bad, but the bad feelings are especially important to listen to. If you have a bad feeling that something is going to happen, certainly don’t disregard that!
If you ever start to have a bad feeling about something, question it first. Why do you think something bad is about to happen? Has something bad similarly happened in this kind of situation before? Maybe certain past experiences are triggering this kind of response in you.
While you should listen to your intuition in regards to bad feelings, you also shouldn’t let bad situations from the past keep you from doing things in your life that could help you grow or become a better person. Learn to recognize your intuition, and use common sense of whether or not you should take it seriously.
It’s always a good feeling when your intuition tells you that something GOOD is about to happen. What can you do to make this situation even better? Let your intuition be a guide for both good and bad circumstances that may be about to happen.
Ultimately your knowledge and experience determine the effectiveness of your intuition. The more experience you have in a particular topic, or area of life in general, the more accurately you will be able to predict the outcome of a situation.
By recognizing your intuition, you’ll have more ideas more often. You’ll learn to trust your intuition when you learn to trust it. Give it good information and you’ll be rewarded with good hunches and creative ideas.
