Shoot From The Hip - Professional Intuition In Decision-Making

Minneapolis, MN, USA: Mill City Press (forthcoming)
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Shoot From The Hip - Professional Intuition In Decision-Making Why do eighty percent of decision-makers say that they use intuition often or very often in their decision-making? What is intuition? How does it function? How can we achieve becoming more intuitive? How can we apply it in understanding the world and making more ethical decisions?

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Szilard Fodor
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