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 This post is in response to the guest post from Alisa Bowman, How My Gut Instinct Let Me Down. If you haven’t read that, this won’t make anything like as much sense to you, so go and read it now. Unlike Alisa I have a strong belief we should all listen to our gut instincts more, not less frequently and I’m going to try and explain why I think it’s so important. After that  If you’re a regular here or you have ever hired me to be your Life Coach, then you probably know my take on employing gut instinct, or rapid cognition, as it is more accurately known. The following is a guest post from the brilliant Alisa Bowman author of Project:Happily Ever After one of my best self development books of 2011. I’m going to keep out of the comments because rather than offer my take  After the controversy of my last post ‘This Was An Interview With Robin Sharma‘, it’s time to get things back on track round here today with some serious Life Coach type stuff. I’m pretty sure you get strong gut feelings or intuitions from time to time. A sense from deep within that a decision you’re about to make is either right or wrong. I’m equally sure that you override that feeling at least occasionally,  Some form of the Golden Rule exists in most religions and philosophies around the world, but what if it were wrong? Robin Krieglstein says it is, do you agree?  How often do you have a strong gut feeling about something? When I say gut feeling, you can replace that with intuition or inner knowing if you like. In other words, how often do you just ‘know’ something, but can’t really explain why you ‘know’ it, or where the feeling came from? I’m an upbeat person, and if you read here regularly I think you’ll know that. I always trust people until they prove to me that maybe I shouldn’t and as a rule I see the good in others. I used to love my customers when I worked in sales and can’t remember a single client that I have worked with as a life coach that I have disliked, honestly, not one. In fact just |
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