To improve your intuition, train your "gut"!? : Late Bloomer…
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작성자 ulerHG 작성일24-11-01 18:05 조회27회관련링크
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In that case, it is very important to hone and improve your intuition and instincts.
And it seems that the function of the "gut" is important for this.
It is natural that some people will say, "I don't know what you're talking about" when they are suddenly told that "the gut is important for intuition and instincts."
I myself have always thought that the part of the body where intuition and instincts work is the head or chest.
The article had the following statement:
"Intuition has a deep neurological basis. There is a reason why scientists call the gut the "second brain." A vast neural network consisting of 100 million neurons runs throughout the digestive tract. This number is greater than the number of neurons in the spinal cord, demonstrating the gut's amazing processing power."
After reading this, I first understood that the gut is called gut in English, and it was refreshing to learn for the first time that the gut is called the "second brain."
Then, the article continued with the following statement:
"When we try to make intuitive decisions, our brain works with our gut to quickly analyze all our memories, past learnings, personal desires and preferences, and make the wisest decision for the situation. In this way, intuition is a type of data that is related to emotions and experiences."
Yes, that's why there is a "gut feeling" in English for "intuition" or "hunch"!
Then I remembered a personal incident from the past.
It was about 10 years ago, when I had the opportunity to be with the president of a Swiss casino operating company, who was visiting Japan. After he asked me to participate in a project in Japan, he said, "I'd like to have a quick chat." We had a chance to talk. He said he was "uneasy" and unsure about participating in the project, and asked for my opinion. I replied, "If you're uneasy, I think you should hold off on participating." (Looking back, I was like, what an arrogant guy to say!) and he was convinced and left with a much refreshed look on his face.
What I want to say is that at that time, he was rubbing his stomach and said that he felt uneasy, which seemed strange to me. "Why stomach?" I thought.
If I recall, I think he said something like "My gut feeling..." in the conversation! In other words, I was commenting without fully understanding the English he was speaking. (blushing)
Anyway, this time I learned about the relationship between intuition and the gut, and it was the moment when a mystery that had been bothering me for 10 years was solved (lol)
So, from now on, let's keep our guts healthy and greatly improve the power of our intuition and intuition!
And after making an important decision based on that intuition and intuition, let's put our stomachs in the right place and go for it!
"It's guts!!"
Yes, this word "guts" is actually the plural form of the word "gut"
In today's world, where the future is unclear and there are many uncertainties, it is sometimes necessary to make decisions based on "intuition" or "gut feeling."
And it seems that the function of the "gut" is important for this.
It is natural that some people will say, "I don't know what you're talking about" when they are suddenly told that "the gut is important for intuition and instincts."
I myself have always thought that the part of the body where intuition and instincts work is the head or chest.
The article had the following statement:
"Intuition has a deep neurological basis. There is a reason why scientists call the gut the "second brain." A vast neural network consisting of 100 million neurons runs throughout the digestive tract. This number is greater than the number of neurons in the spinal cord, demonstrating the gut's amazing processing power."
After reading this, I first understood that the gut is called gut in English, and it was refreshing to learn for the first time that the gut is called the "second brain."
Then, the article continued with the following statement:
"When we try to make intuitive decisions, our brain works with our gut to quickly analyze all our memories, past learnings, personal desires and preferences, and make the wisest decision for the situation. In this way, intuition is a type of data that is related to emotions and experiences."
Yes, that's why there is a "gut feeling" in English for "intuition" or "hunch"!
Then I remembered a personal incident from the past.
It was about 10 years ago, when I had the opportunity to be with the president of a Swiss casino operating company, who was visiting Japan. After he asked me to participate in a project in Japan, he said, "I'd like to have a quick chat." We had a chance to talk. He said he was "uneasy" and unsure about participating in the project, and asked for my opinion. I replied, "If you're uneasy, I think you should hold off on participating." (Looking back, I was like, what an arrogant guy to say!) and he was convinced and left with a much refreshed look on his face.
What I want to say is that at that time, he was rubbing his stomach and said that he felt uneasy, which seemed strange to me. "Why stomach?" I thought.
If I recall, I think he said something like "My gut feeling..." in the conversation! In other words, I was commenting without fully understanding the English he was speaking. (blushing)
Anyway, this time I learned about the relationship between intuition and the gut, and it was the moment when a mystery that had been bothering me for 10 years was solved (lol)
So, from now on, let's keep our guts healthy and greatly improve the power of our intuition and intuition!
And after making an important decision based on that intuition and intuition, let's put our stomachs in the right place and go for it!
"It's guts!!"
Yes, this word "guts" is actually the plural form of the word "gut"
In today's world, where the future is unclear and there are many uncertainties, it is sometimes necessary to make decisions based on "intuition" or "gut feeling."