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Decisions and Desire
In contrast, decisions made with the limbic brain, gut decisions, tend to be faster, higher-quality decisions. This is one of the primary reasons why teachers tell students to go with their first instinct when taking a multiple-choice test, to trust their gut. The more time spent thinking about the answer, the bigger the risk that it may be the wro
... See morefrom Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek
- “By this they mean that subtle physiological changes in their bodies provide cues helping them rapidly select from a range of possible trades the one that just ‘feels right.’ Our findings suggest that the gut feelings informing this decision are more than the mythical entities of financial lore — they are real physiological signals, valuable ones a... See more
from ‘Trust Your Gut’ Might Actually Be Profitable Advice on Wall Street, Study Says (Published 2016) by David Gelles
Mateo Balaña Paemen added
pounce on intuition and “the right feeling” when you can.