Professor Klein offers 10 critical tips for growing your intuitive abilities:

Intuitive people commonly have very good empathetic abilities, meaning they can sense what others are thinking and feeling. Their minds are highly attuned to the vibrational frequencies given off by those around them and they use this information to further refine the way they act in a situation.

The three components of intuition: immediacy, sensing relationships, and reasoning.

1. Be the best.
2. Use analysis to support your intuition.
3. Put more energy into understanding the situation than into deliberating over what to do.
4. Don’t confuse desire with intuition.
5. Override your intuition when it misleads you.
6. Think ahead.

Intuition and analysis Intuitive decision style: The ability to make quick decisions when time is short, based on previous experience. This does not mean decisions are made haphazardly, or merely on a gut feeling. Analytical decision style: Making decisions in a thorough, systematic manner.

Components of strategic thought and action Six common components include: 1) tools for analysis; 2) strategic purpose; 3) values; 4) vision; 5) key goals; and 6) action planning.

7 Important Elements of a Strategic Plan

• Vision Statement.
• Mission Statement.
• Core Values.
• SWOT Analysis.
• Long-Term Goals.
• Yearly Objectives.
• Action Plans.

Intuition is a powerful force that can help us make the right decision, especially in situations where we don’t have all the relevant information or where we need to make a decision instantly. The beauty of it is that our intuition keeps growing and developing as we go through life.

Intuitive processing is based on tacit knowledge that has been acquired without attention during a person’s life and is thus fueled by it (e.g., Bowers et al., 1990). As a result, people act in accordance with their intuitive impression or feeling (e.g., Gigerenzer, 2008).