intuition vs execution - by Ava - bookbear express
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Hernan Bas, Mystery Bouf, 2009 Announcement: I am doing a 20% off subscription sale for the next week!! If you have enjoyed my work, please consider supporting it :) And if you already are a paid subscriber I appreciate you very much. Subscribe now I’ve always been someone who is strongly guided by intuition. When I get a feeling about a person or an idea about something I should do, I instantly take it as fact. Even when there’s very little evidence (or no evidence whatsoever), I tend to trust my first instinct. I don’t know if this sounds reasonable or completely irrational to you, but…
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