Speaker 1: When it's extremely difficult to make up your mind. I mean,
having the power of choice can actually weaken a person's heart.
On this episode, we're going to explore why we do
or don't trust our intuition? Where are we going right
or wrong? Plus leaning? Oh, we love to lean on things.
Making that choice? Is it a good one or a
bad one? My name is Erro. Life is a series
of choices. Who decides when you're not making the right choice?
Is it a fear of going wrong? The greatest lessons
in life are often lost between hidden away attempts and concepts. Well,
it's time to reopen your heart because having that choice
is your daily gift. On this highway, we're going to
learn how to trust mirages. What is the choice? Okay,
making that choice to trust your intuition. It's the physical
act of making peace with a quieter inner voice, and
you physically decide to give it the weight it deserves
in your decision making because everything else in your life
is moving forward. Intuition is looked to as being pattern recognition,
and it's disguised. It's your brain pulling from experiences, its
subtle clues as well as knowledge. Making the choice to
trust it means honoring your personal wisdom, but it's going
to require courage. We deal with logic because logic feels safer,
it points to the evidence, whereas intuition feels more like
an abstract. This is why it is more of an
act of bravery to follow intuition, teaching yourself to allow
intuition to guide your direction, whereas logic is about pathmaking.
Every time you trust that inner voice, your confidence grows
with strength. It's not a talent. Intuition is no different
than working your body's muscles. It requires a lot of practice.
Learn how to listen to it, then act upon it.
It'll become clearer and more reliable. Hey, coming up next,
look around you, someone is leaning on something. Is it
good or is it bad? Hey? Welcome back to the
choice making that choice to be a leaner. I mean, seriously,
look around you. Take note of the number of people
who are leaning on objects such as desks, tables, walls, supports,
in the center of a mall. Physical fitness experts quickly
point out that people who stand upright are using a
lot of muscles to be in that position, so a
lot of people choose to lean. They say that leaning
shifts the load to the object. It allows the body
to rest. The human body needs balance and grounding. Leaning
actually provides stability. Look it's no hidden fact that although
leaning looks very lazy, it's actually providing comfort for the body.
Because the body is always looking for positions of relief,
there's a lot of pressure on our joints and muscles.
It's also connected to psychological processes such as feeling secure.
It relieves us from stress unconsciously reducing tension and believe
it or not, how we lean on things is how
we've been inspired by others who also lean. Seriously, look
at this, we're constantly borrowing from other people's leaning techniques.
Watch yourself in public and see if you're not leaning
like your boss or co workers. It's just like a yawn,
very contagious. It is a choice. I'm Marrow, and that's
what I was writing while the sun was waking up
on a brilliant new day.