My personal experience is that intuition can be an incredibly powerful tool. A few years ago, I was facing a difficult decision about a job. All the indicators and arguments spoke in favor of one option, but something inside me whispered that it wasn't the path I should take.

So I decided to trust my gut. Having rejected the "logically correct" choice, I took another step - and it turned out to be one of the best decisions of my life. My new job has brought me not only professional growth, but also a lot of personal pleasure and satisfaction.

However, stories are different, and I have also felt that my gut was failing me. Perhaps in some cases I was too wary or trusted my hunches too much, ignoring objective factors. It makes you wonder how you can learn to distinguish intuition from unfounded fears or desires.

A gut feeling is one of those things that is individual to each of us. It can be the result of our experiences, intuition, instincts or even subconscious feelings. It's important to learn to listen to ourselves and distinguish between true gut feeling and temporary emotional reactions.

Has it ever let you down? Or, on the contrary, has it helped you make the right decisions? How do you know when to trust your gut feelings and when to listen to your mind?