Are Your ‘Gut Feelings’ Always Right?
How Good Is Your Intuition?
People who’ve made intuition-based decisions often report that they felt it in the gut, chest, or all over their body.
~ Joel Pearson PhD, psychologist and neuroscientist
Journaling for professional and personal outcomes
- It’s powerful
- Has many benefits
- Reveals patterns, highlights achievements
- Showcases areas for improvement
Putting into words the triggers and feelings around your decisions helps you to understand what drives the choices you make. For example: Noting your gut feelings, whether you followed them or not, and what came of it can tell you how in-tune your sense of judgment is. By consistently documenting your thoughts, goals, and experiences, you create a rich tapestry of your life’s journey. It can spark creativity, and encourage you to explore new ideas and perspectives. Whether you’re solving problems, setting intentions, or simply dreaming, this writing from the heart journaling can be a catalyst for both personal and professional development.
That’s why I’ve crafted the appropriate journals to record and track your decisions along with any cues or ‘gut feelings‘ connected with them.
…if you want to keep an accurate record of how your intuition is performing, then you need to take notes to record it….
~ Joel Pearson PhD, in The Intuition Toolkit (avail at Amazon)
intuition is a very powerful thing…more powerful than intellect.
~ Steve Jobs, in his biography by Walter Isaacson
Check out my journals!
I’ve created these workbooks for you to gain a deeper ‘knowing’ and a resilient mindset with helpful prompts, motivating quotes, and ample space to record insights and reflect on your progress in your journey of building positive inner strength and well-being.
Hi, I’m Maj,
I’m the founder and editor of this site where you’ll find articles about intuitive living and tools to help you succeed at it. What I provide is from lived experience and what I discover in literature, research, and other’s expressions of their experiences.