Eugene Sadler-Smith is Professor of Organizational Behaviour at Surrey Business School, University of Surrey. He is a widely recognized authority and one of the worlds most highly cited researchers on the subject of intuition (see relevant Web of Science and Google Scholar metrics ). He has spoken frequently on this topic at leading international academic conferences (e.g. US Academy of Management) and to professional audiences (e.g. Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development).  His research has also been featured on TV and in the media.  

1. Understand your intuitive mind

2. Cultivate your intuitive mind

3. Know when to trust your intuitive mind

4. Let your intuitive mind do the thinking

5. Get in touch with your gut feelings

6. Let your intuitive mind do the thinking

7. Tune in to your intuitive mind

8. De-bias your intuitive mind

9. Use feedback to improve your intuitions

10. Absorbed into other chapters

Postscript: Will AI kill human intuition?

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