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Your intuition can help you improve your business skills, including the areas of: |
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Forecasting trends |
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Predicting stock fluctuations |
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Planning strategy |
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Making decisions quickly and effectively |
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Managing effectively |
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Overseeing transitions |
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Understanding and motivating employees |
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Predicting promotions and politics |
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Knowing clients' needs |
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Becoming more competitive |
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Any type of business atmosphere can make good use of these business skillssome more than others, depending on what you do. If you work in the financial arena, you can learn to trust your intuition about investment decisions. If you work in marketing or sales, you might get hunches about when to approach people and how. Researchers, engineers, and troubleshooters can gain amazing insight into technical problem solving. Managers can gain insight into motivating their staffs, as well as understanding problems, both professional and personal, that may be hurting their employees' performance. |
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You can also use your psychic ability to make personal decisions about career paths and job changes. If you're not happy with the job you're in, your intuition might help you get in touch with the source of your difficulty more easily, find out how colleagues view you, or better understand what makes your bosses and coworkers tickall of which can help you do your job better and, thus, feel better about it. Even if you're currently happy at your job (and you just might be one of those lucky ones!), you can attain a keener awareness of how to appreciate what you've got, improve your surroundings, and make your efforts even more fruitful. |
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Any and all of these abilities can come to you, the psychic searcher, when you open your mind to the possibilities and express your desire to sharpen your skills and gain further insight. Your intuition can accomplish this in many ways, including dreams, sudden insights, and even subtle accumulations of logical information. If you'd like a little nudging in one of these directions, check out the decision-making exercise a little later in this chapter. |
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Who can say which areas of your life concern you moreyour work or your personal relationships? Of course, your work involves relationships, but your way of handling themand of using intuition in regard to themis different. You definitely pay more |
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