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What if intuition is actually compressed experience rather than something mystical and we’re not recognizing its true nature?

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Re-evaluating Intuition: Unveiling the Mechanism Beneath the Mystique I. Introduction: The Nature of Intuition – Mystery or Mechanism? A. Common Understandings: Intuition as a “Gut Feeling,” Inexplicable Insight, Sixth Sense, Often Contrasted with Logical Reasoning. For centuries, intuition has often been relegated to the realm of the enigmatic, described through vague and sometimes mystical terms. … Read more

What if the questions you ask are more important than the answers you seek?

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The Answer Fetish: Why We’re Asking the Wrong Questions About Questions (and Why the Right Ones Are Sexy) We humans have a bit of an answer fetish. We crave them like sugar, hoard them like gold, and brandish them like proof of our towering intellects. An answer feels solid, definitive, like planting a flag on … Read more

What if Every Person You Met Is Reflecting Something You Need To See

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The Mirror of Human Interaction Think about it: our interactions with others often evoke strong emotions or reactions within us. We might be drawn to certain qualities, repelled by others, or find ourselves consistently in similar types of relationships. What if these patterns aren’t just random occurrences, but rather reflections of our own inner landscape? … Read more

What If You Treated Every Ending As The Beginning Of Something Better

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The Power of Reframing Endings Think about how we typically view endings. They often carry a sense of loss, closure, or even failure. A relationship ends, a job concludes, a project wraps up, a chapter closes. Our natural tendency might be to focus on what’s been lost, the reasons for the ending, or the uncertainty … Read more

What if Everything is Happening For You and Not To You?

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The Weight of “Happening To Me”: A Victim Mentality Think about how it feels when you believe life is constantly throwing curveballs at you. When a project at work falls apart, it’s because your boss is unreasonable or your colleagues are incompetent. When you face financial difficulties, it’s the fault of the economy or bad … Read more

The Surprising Power of Asking Better Questions (Not Just Finding Faster Answers)

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We live in the age of the instant answer. Got a question? Google it. Need instructions? Ask Alexa or Siri. Curious about a complex topic? An AI chatbot can summarize it in seconds. We’ve become incredibly adept at finding answers quickly, celebrating efficiency and immediate access to information. But here’s a thought that might feel … Read more