Solve Your Problems With Intuition
(ZOX Pro Training Series – Part 9)
How would you like to have the ability to simply solve your problems? Is it even possible? Yes, if you trust your intuition. ZOX Pro teaches you how.
I have an oversimplified “logical” (Ha Ha!) way of defining intuition. It is “simply knowing the solution to a problem, without consciously knowing all the steps in between”. That is a good starting point.
We talk about the conscious and the subconscious as if they are two friends standing there beside us. Well, they both reside in our brain. The conscious is the part we deal with on an everyday basis, while we work, play, go to school, and general activities. The subconscious is the shadowy other side that we must point our attention at to gain purposeful access to it during our day. Although, it is very open to us while we sleep.
Both the conscious and the subconscious have different operating parameters. One of these deals with the QUANTITY of information you have at hand. The conscious has only a small fraction of the information that is available to the subconscious.
If you are making important decisions, which one would you choose? The conscious mind that has only limited information, or the subconscious that has UN-limited information? You would choose the subconscious.
Intuition is how we gain the answers the subconscious has for us. The process of ZOXing teaches your brain to process more and more information this way so it becomes a reliable resource for you. It does not just come from one exercise; it comes from the synergistic process as a whole.
So yes, you can learn to trust your intuition and gain insights how to solve your problems. By gaining access to reliable Intuition, many other talents and gifts come to light as well.
If you’d like to improve and trust your intuition, we encourage you to start ZOXing by visiting: http://ZOXpro.com/
Join us in our next blog post as we discuss ZOXing and how to require less sleep and become more productive.
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