tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7877674998839569376.post8074828641104018214..comments2009-06-14T10:15:40.042-07:00Michaelnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7877674998839569376.post-91229956449022962622009-06-14T10:15:40.042-07:002009-06-14T10:15:40.042-07:00

Mike,<br />Thanks for the comment.<br /><br />The idea of trusting your instincts comes from the fact that instinctual reaction has been developed from eons of human activity and that we are &quot;hard wired&quot; to think in certain ways in certain circumstances, e.g. fight or flight. The trouble with filtering is that we filter with thoughts that are only based on our perceptions and

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Good morning. <br />Enjoyed your blog. I am intrigued with the idea of &quot;trusting my instincts.&quot; Doing that is a little bit of a blink moment. You take in information without totally filtering it. Instead of reasoning your way to a foregone conclusion (this is supposed to be safe place, therefore the feeling of not safe must be wrong), you go with your intuition. Something about the

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