Intuition – real/unreal, helpful/risky?
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Douglas Eby
Douglas Eby [M.A. / Psychology] is author of the main site Talent Development Resources, and is a writer and researcher in the areas of gifted adults and the psychology of creativity and personal growth.
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By Douglas Eby
Published on 04/24/2010
“Back and forth, we must switch between intellect and intuition, between rational, objective knowledge and embodied paradox.” Christian De Quincey, PhD. Psychologist David G. Myers warns, “Intuition is important, but we often underestimate its perils." A number of personal development and high ability authors explain how intuition works and how to develop and use it... "Intuition plays a large part in the lives of a majority of gifted people." Elizabeth Maxwell, Advanced Development Journal.
“Back and forth, we must switch between intellect and intuition, between rational, objective knowledge and embodied paradox.” Christian De Quincey, PhD. Psychologist David G. Myers warns, “Intuition is important, but we often underestimate its perils." A number of personal development and high ability authors explain how intuition works and how to develop and use it... "Intuition plays a large part in the lives of a majority of gifted people." Elizabeth Maxwell, Advanced Development Journal.