Translating Intuition Into Strategy: How to Honor Your Authentic Voice in Business Decisions

Strategy is An Intelligence Stack: Perceptual inputs (cultural, emotional, symbolic); Computational power (Al parsing + simulation); Ethical filters (intentional choice-making); Narrative assembly (meaning-crafting). The new strategist builds, customises, and layers this stack, uniquely and deliberately.

We draw immediate meaning from all the information around us, just as Naisbitt suggests we should. We experience a snap judgment that feels more like a refreshing moment of brilliance—rapid cognition in the most wonderful of ways. Thus, intuition acts like a sort of “instant clarity generator.” These moments are wildly empowering and addictive, but

I would argue that pretty much any vaguely successful business has such characteristics buried somewhere within it. Indeed it is probably these characteristics that have driven its success up to this point. If it didn’t have them, it would have probably just failed. Trust me, they’re there. The problem is that founders are almost never aware of wha