Do you trust your instincts?
I have learned that my instinct usually shows up before the logic does, a quick sense of yes or no that I can’t always explain straight away. Over time, I have realised I am a pretty good judge of character (in my opinion). When I meet someone and something just feels “off,” I feel that I am often right. It isn’t drama or paranoia; it’s pattern-spotting. My brain notices things before I have had time to put words to them.
That’s why I trust my instinct. It’s not loud or panicky, it’s a quiet nudge that says pay attention. When I ignore it, I usually regret it. When I follow it, I avoid situations or people that don’t sit well with me.
So yes, I do trust my instinct because, at the end of the day, it’s really just me trusting myself and I want to avoid people or situations that could potentially cause stress for whatever the reason.
Our instincts are generally right. And it sounds like you’re pretty in tune with yours.
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I think I am, thanks very much!
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I have learned to do the same. It happens the same as you. I know instantly whether i will “click” with a person, or if that situation is “good” for me etc… I know if I ignore it , it will constantly give me signs to stop and once I start following “my gut” or instincts everything smooths out the way its supposed to be. Now I just listen to myself and do what “feels” right. Thanks great post! 😀
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Love that Tobi. It’s normally right!
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I so trust mine! and it is almost always right!
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Love that Beth!
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I do.😘
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Yay!
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You might be interested in reading “Blink” by Malcolm Gladwell. He discusses what he calls “thin slicing,” which is the same thing you discuss here. I agree; it’s definitely not drama or paranoia but a natural ability to notice things ahead of the logical brain. https://www.litcharts.com/lit/blink/themes/rapid-cognition-thin-slicing-and-the-adaptive-unconscious
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Amazing thanks Lynette, I will check this out.
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I so trust mine! and it is almost always right!
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Love that Beth!!
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yes! I read this too!
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It’s an excellent read!
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Me too!
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Amazing!
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Sounds like wisdom from experience.
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Absolutely Jean.
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