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Intuition 60 reviews
Allegra Goodman
Dial Press Trade Paperback, 2007
Wonderful insight into character motivation and quirkiness
This is a terrific book that deserves a higher rating than it currently has. Goodman's understanding of what makes people tick and how their strengths are also their weakness are amazing. In a delicious way the author illustrates how and why characters feed off each other to get their own emotional needs met. Intricate, sharp, and nicely paced. Writing a book that is both literay and entertaining ...
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Divine Intuition 33 reviews
Lynn A. Robinson
DK ADULT, 2001
Changed my life when I needed it most...
I picked up this book several years ago at a very unhappy time in my life. Things seemed to be happening out of my control and I was wandering through my days like a zombie, waiting for a time when happiness would find me again. Through the acceptance and realization of what Dr. Robinson had to say, I realized that my happiness was there and waiting for me..but I had to be the one to make it ...
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Natural-Born Intuition (Easyread Comfort Edition): How To Awaken And Develop Your Inner Wisdom 5 reviews
Lauren Thibodeau
ReadHowYouWant, 2008
One of the Best of it's Kind
I am a psychologist with over twenty years experience. I find that many clients have disregarded their intuition--to their ultimate dismay in their personal relationships--and have to learn how to better develop and trust their instincts. Dr. Lauren's book is well thought out and contains insights I did not find in other similar books. When my clients ask for help with developing their intuition, ...
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Practical Intuition 35 reviews
Laura Day
Broadway, 1997
Phenomenal results!
I read this book several yrs ago. I also purchased a small journal to write down notes after performing the exercises recommended. Although at the time I couldn't understand the meaning of the images and thoughts I "intuited" and wrote down, several years later I am amazed at the accuracy of my "predictions". I asked myself specific questions and then meditated following Laura's suggestions. ...
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Intuition: Knowing Beyond Logic6 reviews
Osho
St. Martin's Griffin, 2001
Intuition is not something that you buy ready-made
To have intuition you have to move into a higher level of consciousness and sensitivity. Otherwise, if you are half-sleep as the mayority of people are, it is impossible to understand intuition. Osho is very clear stating that intuition is not an intellectual pursuit or intellectual analysis made with your mind. You have to move beyond the mind, to the "witnessing consciusness" to contact a ...
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Strategic Intuition: The Creative Spark in Human Achievement (Columbia Business School)6 reviews
William Duggan
Columbia University Press, 2007
A must read for anyone doing strategy
I teach strategy in graduate business school and have done so for over twenty years. I routinely judge strategy books to be without much practical use. This book takes an entirely different approach from most others and is thoroughly successful. Rather than simply tell stories or provide backward looking analytical tools, Prof. Duggan takes you inside great strategy decisions and shows how ...
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The Power of Intuition: How to Use Your Gut Feelings to Make Better Decisions at Work4 reviews
Gary Klein
Doubleday Business, 2004
Thats odd ..
I read this book thinking , yeah , thats just a complicated way of looking at what I do all the time ( and I thought I was being lazy , by rarely using Differential Diagnosis . ) ( I have a small veterinary clinic . )
Started work this morning ( Tuesday ) with the annoying , but unshakeable conviction it was Wednesday .
Eventually thought to track back for cues and realised it was my ...
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Unlock Your Intuition: How to Accurately and Reliably Access Your Most Valuable Resource7 reviews
Andrea Hess
Soul Star Publishing, 2007
It really is practical and it works.
I've ordered hundreds of books from Amazon, the vast majority on personal development, spirituality and success. I am fascinated with possibility and potential. How can we live our ultimate lives?
If I had to recommend one book, Unlocking Your Intuition would be the one. When you are able to understand, use and count on your intuition, you no longer need to rely on sources outside of yourself. ...
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Awakening Intuition: Using Your Mind-Body Network for Insight and Healing36 reviews
Mona Lisa Md Phd Schulz
Three Rivers Press, 1999
what an amazing woman
This woman is totally amazing and very inspirational to anyone who wants to delve deeper into the psyche and the meaning of what is our subconscious. She's funny, talented as a medical intuitive and very comparable to the average person who has self doubts and feels a little like a fish out of water themselves. I'd have her over my place for a dinner party in a flash!!
Do your self a favour if ...
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Art from Intuition: Overcoming Your Fears and Obstacles to Making Art11 reviews
Dean Nimmer
Watson-Guptill, 2008
exceptionally good book.
As an art teacher and an art book author, I'm always looking at the competition for additional insight and inspiration. This, along with David Friendly's "The Creative Way to Paint" and my own book, are among the best books on the subject. Worth every penny!
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Intuition: Its Powers and Perils (Yale Nota Bene)14 reviews
David G. Myers
Yale University Press, 2004
A fascinating read
This is an amazing book; it explains how and why we think and respond in ways that we do, and how much of our entire thought process takes place below the surface of our conscious mind. Myers takes the results from dozens of psychological studies and explains them in ways that are interesting and humorous. He also looks at which elements of our intuition we should question, and which are more ...
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Body of Health: The New Science of Intuition Medicine for Energy and Balance6 reviews
Francesca McCartney
New World Library, 2005
Terrific book
I so enjoyed reading this book. Francesca McCartney's writing style is very clear and the content very compelling. I appreciated how she began the book with a(very interesting)personal story. After just the first two chapters I realized that I was going to receive a HUGE amount of information in a very accessible format in this book. I can't imagine the process of distilling so much complex ...
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Intuition Workout: A Practical Guide to Discovering and Developing Your Inner Knowing3 reviews
Nancy Rosanoff
Aslan Publishing, 1991
An Outstanding Investment in Your Future
One of the most valuable things that you can do for yourself is to learn to develop your intuition, which helps you gain access your Overself and its infinite repository of information. There are clearly many types of intuition: from simple instincts, originating in your physical body and your brain, to insights that seem to come from a different dimension of existence.
I have written a great ...
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Ignite Your Intuition: Improve Your Memory, Make Better Decisions, Be More Creative and Achieve Your Full ...19 reviews
Craig Karges
HCI, 1999
I predict you'll love it!
Ignite Your Intuition delivers education and motivation in one tidy package! The book allows you to take a tour of your own mind and to expand your untapped mental abilities. Abilities you may already be aware of and some that you've probably never even considered the possibility of. You start with memory. We all have one - some are much better at remembering things than others. However, ...
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The Science of Medical Intuition: Self-Diagnosis and Healing With Your Body's Energy Systems4 reviews
Caroline Myss, Norman Shealy
Sounds True, 2002
Absolutely Worth getting if you relate to Caroline Myss.
This is the most involved CD and Workbook set from Caroline that I have ever had the pleasure of owning. It is a very detailed tool box, and one that will provide hours of opportunity for self-reflection and awareness. Caroline Myss and Norman Shealy (MD) speak on the CD's. Dr Norm Shealy has some fascinating medical details concerning the visualisations contained within this series and their ...
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Wake Up Your Intuition: A Clairvoyant Reveals the Psychic Process9 reviews
Kimmie Rose Zapf
Transpersonal Publishing, 2008
Fascinating & simple outline for tuning in to our psychic abilities.
"Wake Up Your Intuition" is a must read for those wishing to expand their mind. Once you pick this book up you won't want to put it down. "Wake Up" is much more in depth than "The Secret" that only scratched the surface of the power of the mind.
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Breakthrough Intuition: How to Achieve a Life of Abundance by Listening to the Voice Within4 reviews
Rosemary Ellen Guiley
Berkley Trade, 2001
Buy this book! It REALLY works!
From Marisa D'Vari, author of "Script Magic" and several other books. This is the best book on intuition I've read and underscores my personal view that everyone has the capacity to tap into their intuition to achieve success in life. Space won't allow me to point out all the book's benefits, but if nothing else, read the chapter on synchronicity on page 37 and use your intuition to tap into ...
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Developing Intuition Deck: Practical Guidance for Daily Life14 reviews
Shakti Gawain
New World Library, 2008
A Great Little Book
This thin volume is a great little book if you want to understand more about intuition but don't want to spend a lot of time reading. Shakti Gawain gets straight to the point explaining what intuition is and how to become aware of it, trust it and use it in our daily lives. The explanations are succinct and there are simple exercises for the reader to help illustrate the points. If you are ...
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Practical Intuition for Success: Let Your Interests Guide You To the Career of Your Dreams6 reviews
Laura Day
Harper Paperbacks, 1999
Reframes Thinking on Intuition
From a practical standpoint, Day separates thinking of emotions, pure logic and reasoning from intuition. She defines this intuitive thinking as logical and, essential for success. Her thoughts are quite compelling. Rather than the pure gut feeling or abstractions that generally constitute intuition, Day develops an understanding of how this skill can be cultivated from both thought and feeling. ...
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The Film Director's Intuition: Script Analysis and Rehearsal Techniques15 reviews
Judith Weston
Michael Wiese Productions, 2003
Brilliant & Insightful
I cannot recommend this book enough. Judith is brilliant. I am a working director, and use her techniques on a regular basis. Both this book, and "Directing Actors" should be read and studied by anyone who calls themselves a director. Her books are to directing what Robert McKee's "Story" is to screenwriting.
My only complaint is I wish the book was longer. Give me more!
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