The CVBT Audio Interview Podcast: Judi Glova
• Tapping “intuitive intelligence” to make the big decisions
• “Intuitive knowing is generally that first gut feeling”
If you make important business decisions based on a flash of intuition, is that a bad thing?
Probably not says our guest for this CVBT Audio Interview Podcast.
Judi Glova teaches how to tap intuition for better decisions. She calls it “intuitive intelligence.”
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