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Exec coach, facilitator and author, Jessica Pryce-Jones has spent her career in the corporate world. She is the author of Intuition at Work sequoia-books.com/catalog/intuition She started in finance on the sharp end of investment decisions but after 10 years decided to switch focus. From then on she was involved in leadership development, working with 10 of the top 20 business schools, including Chicago Booth, Weill Cornell, London Business School etc. She spends most of her time now coaching executives and their teams particulalry when they face knotty problems. She's a great believer in using both analysis and intuition, believing that everyone should bring intuition to their analyses and data to their intuitions. UK: https://shorturl.at/YJEPi USA: https://shorturl.at/mDhSg
How do you experience your own intution? Which one of these ways fit you?
Stomach clenching (no) or relaxing (yes)
An energetic pull towards or away from something.
An emotional reaction, either positive or negative
Strong sense of yes or no.
A recurring thought or feeling.
A bodily tingling or warmth.
Sense of internal expansiveness or contraction.
Attention being drawn to relevant external items.
No studying or overthinking: simply a feeling of rightness.
Time distortion in moments of realisation.
A sense of internal alignment or misalignment.
An internal still small voice of calm.
Arrival can be fast or slow, like an unfurling.
Hands clenching and tight or relaxing.
Feet or body wanting to leave or move closer.
Evocation of your personal internal symbology.
An unexplained feeling of confidence, trust or mistrust.
A confirming sense of release or relief post decision.
0:00 - 1:35 Intuition vs. Bias
1:35 - 3:15 Welcome to Connecting with Coincidence
3:16 - 54:49 Our Conversation with Jessica Pryce Jones
Exec coach, facilitator and author, Jessica Pryce-Jones has spent her career in the corporate world. She is the author of Intuition at Work sequoia-books.com/catalog/intuition She started in finance on the sharp end of investment decisions but after 10 years decided to switch focus. From then on she was involved in leadership development, working with 10 of the top 20 business schools, including Chicago Booth, Weill Cornell, London Business School etc. She spends most of her time now coaching executives and their teams particulalry when they face knotty problems. She's a great believer in using both analysis and intuition, believing that everyone should bring intuition to their analyses and data to their intuitions. UK: https://shorturl.at/YJEPi USA: https://shorturl.at/mDhSg
How do you experience your own intution? Which one of these ways fit you?
Stomach clenching (no) or relaxing (yes)
An energetic pull towards or away from something.
An emotional reaction, either positive or negative
Strong sense of yes or no.
A recurring thought or feeling.
A bodily tingling or warmth.
Sense of internal expansiveness or contraction.
Attention being drawn to relevant external items.
No studying or overthinking: simply a feeling of rightness.
Time distortion in moments of realisation.
A sense of internal alignment or misalignment.
An internal still small voice of calm.
Arrival can be fast or slow, like an unfurling.
Hands clenching and tight or relaxing.
Feet or body wanting to leave or move closer.
Evocation of your personal internal symbology.
An unexplained feeling of confidence, trust or mistrust.
A confirming sense of release or relief post decision.
0:00 - 1:35 Intuition vs. Bias
1:35 - 3:15 Welcome to Connecting with Coincidence
3:16 - 54:49 Our Conversation with Jessica Pryce Jones
