Intuition is an unspoken strategy. It comes from the accumulation of experience and guides our choices without much conscious thought.
Keeping it unspoken though, prevents us from becoming better at it. Only by talking about our strategy can we examine it, challenge it, and improve it.
When we articulate our intuitive choices, useful patterns might emerge, increasing the possibility of seeing what’s working and what isn’t, and understanding why we make certain decisions and avoid others.
Discussing our intuitive strategies with others who care can turn personal insights into shared powerful wisdom.
We can improve intuition by making the invisible visible and the unspoken heard.