Points of Reference for Decision-Making and Learning

Points of Reference for Decision-Making and Learning

Practical tips, games, and short exercises can help you test your decisions and build confidence as you learn.

When you’re not sure what to trust when making a decision, it helps to break the situation down into smaller steps. Clarify what you already know, what you need to find out, and what small experiment you can safely try. The blog offers practical activities for honing your intuition, along with simple ways to learn from the outcome without being too hard on yourself. This can help you gradually find an approach that works for you as you develop new skills.

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Imagine that you are standing at a crossroads of three roads, each leading to a different destination, but there is no map. What will you do first?

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In front of you is a mirror, but when you look into it, you don’t see yourself, but the image of something else. What is it?

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You will receive a gift wrapped in thick black paper. What will you do?

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What analogy best describes your decision-making?

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Friends decide to unexpectedly take a different route than you planned. How do you react?

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What animal best represents your intuition?

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When you feel uncertain, what usually helps you the most?

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In the darkness, you catch a glimpse of light flickering. What is the first thing that comes to your mind?

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Which statement best describes your relationship with mistakes?

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If your intuition had a color, what would it be?

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How to learn to trust your decisions and intuition

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