Go with your gut instincts

[jackjackjack]

http://www.fastcompany.com/3058609/your-most-productive-self/the-hidden-power-in-trusting-your-gut-instincts

We've all done.....'gone with our gut feeling'..... this just reinforces it.

[+ Rickee]

Soooo true. Nearly all of the mistakes I've made in life have been when I did NOT trust my gut, and/or not slept on a difficult or complex decision (thereby giving your gut time to process everything)!

[+ ArVaGuy]

Ive tried to follow this maxim my entire adult life. Experience is the best teacher and becomes that gut instinct. The only regrets I've experienced have been those times I disregarded my gut instinct and the situation subsequently went wrong. These instances have been in both my personal and professional lives. The key to these experiences is to learn from them and not repeat the same mistakes. Thus making that gut instinct just a little bit stronger for the next time.

[+ Rickee]

Ive tried to follow this maxim my entire adult life. Experience is the best teacher and becomes that gut instinct. The only regrets I've experienced have been those times I disregarded my gut instinct and the situation subsequently went wrong. These instances have been in both my personal and professional lives. The key to these experiences is to learn from them and not repeat the same mistakes. Thus making that gut instinct just a little bit stronger for the next time.

Quite frankly, I can't think of a single instance where my gut has steered me wrong. And when I ignore its advice, it usually finds a way to quietly tell me, "I told you so."

[+ WmClarke]

Quite frankly, I can't think of a single instance where my gut has steered me wrong. And when I ignore its advice, it usually finds a way to quietly tell me, "I told you so."

For me, not so quietly.

[jjkrkwood]

For those feelings in your Gut...

 

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