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How Intuitive Are You?
By Tula Karras with Lynn Robinson

We've all got it - call it our inner compass, a gut feeling or a spiritual guide. Your personal intuition is accessible all the time, in any situation - in your personal and professional life. But are you making the most of your intuitive powers? Take this quiz to find out. Plus, learn how to better use your intuition - and improve your life!
 

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1. If you were to hit on a great new idea at work - one that was exciting but not exactly practical - you would:
  Write a memo to your boss detailing your plan, but put it aside for a time when you know she will be open to it
  Detail the project on paper, but then decide it's too ambitious and discard the memo
  Think about it a bit more and decide to dismiss it, figuring there's no way it would work out
  Put your thoughts together and approach your boss right away to capitalise on your enthusiasm
 
2. If you felt uneasy (had a knot in your stomach or a racing pulse) after being asked to do something new and risky at work or by friends, you would:
  Say yes and not dwell on your misgivings - you chalk up your feelings to overreaction or a bad mood
  Decline the request - your body is telling you your heart just isn't in it
  Ask questions to try to pinpoint what's troubling you about it, then take a night to "sleep on it" before making a final decision
  Say yes, but proceed with caution
 
3. When faced with making a difficult decision, whether at work or in your personal life, you tend to:
  Weigh your options logically - for example, you might write a pros and cons list and go with the most practical of choices
  Make a decision based on what you're feeling at the particular moment - you want to get on with it so you can put your plan into action
  Sit with the decision, meditate on it or pray about it - you don't act until you are relaxed and have a strong feeling in one direction
  Check in with a trusted friend or family member, think about the short- and long-term outcomes and gauge your gut feeling - you take all of this into consideration before making a choice
 
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