Former police officer John McDonald was planning an undercover operation to arrest a drug dealer, with a backup team in place to make the arrest. Using his Experiential Intuition, John relied on his past training and experience to carefully plan every detail of the operation to ensure nothing went wrong.
However, during the operation, things didn’t go as planned. John’s Experiential Intuition began sending him warning signals to back off and postpone the arrest. Unfortunately, he ignored these signals, which led to a dangerous situation—John was outnumbered three to one, with one of the individuals having served jail time for murder.
Despite the mistake of initially ignoring his Experiential Intuition, it was this same intuition, drawn from his past experiences and training, that ultimately got John out of the life-threatening situation safely.
Applying Experiential Intuition in Business Crises
Just like John’s experience in the undercover operation, crises can arise in the world of business. When your business finds itself in a challenging situation, relying on your Experiential Intuition can help you leverage your past training and experience to get back on track.
The key is to listen to the signals that your Experiential Intuition is sending you, allowing you to navigate through the crisis effectively. Ignoring these signals, as seen in John’s story, can lead to serious consequences.
Former business owner Rick Spencer faced a similar dilemma. His intuition urged him to let go of an employee, but he ignored the warning signals. The result? A financial disaster that led to the closure of a 59-year-old family business within just three weeks.
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Conclusion: Trust Your Experiential Intuition
Whether you are in law enforcement or managing a business, trusting your Experiential Intuition is crucial. It can mean the difference between a successful resolution and a critical failure. Listen to the signals, act on your instincts, and use your experiences to navigate through crises and protect your business.