Intuitionmaxxing is no longer optional (part V):
Your brain is good at thinking but your gut is much better at making decisions.
To prioritize your intuition does not mean that you throw your cognitive abilites out of the window and let them degenerate in silence.
Quiet the opposite. When you let intuition guide your decisions you create room for the mind to flourish.
You free it from a lot of mental load, because it is bad at solving decision dilemmas.
Let your mind do the processing while your intuition focuses on decisionmaking.
This is the most eficent internal division of labor.
You actually free your mind by not having it hang itself up in endless cycles of overthinking.
It becomes free to allocate it's powerful resources to topics where it excels more naturally.
Intuitionmaxxing is no longer optional (part IV):
Intuition is your shield against their lies, but it should also become your sword.
It is one thing to tell the truth from a lie, but a totally different thing to also act upon that realization.
Knowing the truth doesn't necessarily make you brave. It can definitely help, but there are still a lot of people even suffering from having seen the truth, because they fear the consequences of speaking it out loud.
But this is even worse than not knowing the truth at all.
To remain silent even though you know their words are not true means that you still accept their authority above your own.
This is exactly what I mean when I wrote "intuition is the living seed of truth within you".
The truth wants to live, that is why intuition makes you see.
When you stop speaking it or dare to not even say anything at all, the sense of intuition will slowly but surely lose you.
Cut through their lies or your sword will eventually become dull.