Trust Your Gut: How the Power of Intuition Can Grow Your Business

by Lynn A. Robinson

In businesses big and small, making decisions comes with the territory. But how do you routinely make decisions that enhance, not diminish, the bottom line? According to major thought leaders like the authors of Blink , Megatrends and Winning , "intuition" is the answer. But those books are all about the "what" of intuition. In Trust Your Gut and Grow Your How to Listen to Your Inner CEO , business consultant Lynn Robinson gives us the "how" part of accessing this incredibly valuable inner resource to make quicker, stronger, better decisions on a regular basis.

Offering the same strategies that Robinson’s Fortune 500 and small business clients call upon, Trust Your Gut and Grow Your Business teaches those looking to succeed how to make winning decisions about their work, business and life through the following
-Why enthusiasm is a message from your intuition that can help you nail the sale. ( It’s not as obvious as you think!)-The five questions to ask your intuition when you’re making a decision.-The 90-second activity you must do every day to achieve your goals easily and effortlessly.-How to motivate prospects to take action.-How to recognize the “power hunches” that will direct you to success and add to your bottom line.

224 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Lynn A. Robinson, M.Ed., is one of the nation's leading experts on the topic of intuition. Through her work as an intuitive, she's helped thousands of people discover their life passion and achieve their goals. She's the bestselling author of LISTEN: Trusting Your Inner Voice in Times of Crisis and Trust Your Gut. Her latest book is Divine Intuition: Your Inner Guide to Purpose, Peace and Prosperity, Revised and Updated. Her books have been published in more than fourteen languages.

Lynn has been featured in the Boston Globe, USA Today, and the Chicago Tribune, and has been a guest on many national radio and television programs including ABC and Fox News. She's also been quoted in such publications as The New York Times, Investor's Business Daily, Woman's Day, Redbook, Glamour, Self, Good Housekeeping, Woman's World, More, BeliefNet.com and First for Women.

To learn more about Lynn, please visit www.LynnRobinson.com

Reviews

[Noelle Brooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved this! My favorite part of this book is that it is not just a lot of vague suggestions. You get specific strategies backed by mini case studies of ppl who have been successful trusting their gut. I think it's a worthwhile read for anyone.

[Noora · Rating 2 out of 5]

Left me confused but I liked the techniques at the end of the book specially the first one, intuitive thoughts log.

[Elaine · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you are adept at using your intuition you can probably skip this book. If you are a mostly logical kind of person and are looking for a different way to make decisions, then read this book.

One strength of this book is the listing of various exercises to identify and use your intuition. Another is the references to other related books specific to each exercise or method. Reading the chapters and noting the references will give you a good survey of intuition literature.

For me, a highly intuitive person, the value of this book lies in the specific ways to apply intuition to ordinary work/job decisions and the appendix list of additional exercises and methods.

[Andrea Lewis · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good tips, even you are already intuitive.