Definition:

The word intuition comes from the Latin intueri, meaning to consider, to look on. This intuitive “look on” implies something deeper than simple perception and is best described as apperception, the ability to “take hold of” knowledge in one glance. Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary sums up intuition as “the immediate knowing or learning of something without the conscious use of reasoning; instantaneous apperception.” Simply stated, intuition is direct knowledge.

It is my believe that we are all born with an InQ™ (intuitive quotient) as well as an IQ. Your IQ is a number which represents your ability to provide predetermined correct answers to questions focusing on a variety of analytical skills. In contrast, your InQ reflects your ability to go inward, respond to a variety of intuitive skills, perceive connections, communicate nontraditionally, and tap personal and collective wisdom. You can have this experience either by yourself or in the company of others, e.g. teams playing in the zone, musicians whose performance clicks, creative brain storming, etc. I dream of the day when people can say, “ My intuition or InQ provided the answer to that question.” If intuition were valued and accepted, this answer would be understood for what it describes: information that is available without the use of rational process as they are presently understood and defined.

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