Jemma Sbeg

Either way, they're both working on our brain to kind of give it the best argument as to what path to take. We've talked about how they're similar. How do they differ? This is the real thing we want to know.

Either way, they're both working on our brain to kind of give it the best argument as to what path to take. We've talked about how they're similar. How do they differ? This is the real thing we want to know.

Well, where anxiety is urgent and rushed and it will always make you feel like you need to do something immediately, like a bad boss with a bad way of time management, intuition is going to let you take your time. Intuition will not push you. It will not rush you towards a decision, even if it's an important choice.

Well, where anxiety is urgent and rushed and it will always make you feel like you need to do something immediately, like a bad boss with a bad way of time management, intuition is going to let you take your time. Intuition will not push you. It will not rush you towards a decision, even if it's an important choice.

Well, where anxiety is urgent and rushed and it will always make you feel like you need to do something immediately, like a bad boss with a bad way of time management, intuition is going to let you take your time. Intuition will not push you. It will not rush you towards a decision, even if it's an important choice.

intuition I've found also feels remarkably calm it's like this steady feeling in your whole body this like real sense of like yeah this is what I need to do and sometimes you even are just like I can't explain it I just know and it's not scary it's just knowledge On the other hand, anxiety tends to be very uncomfortable. There's a lot of restlessness. There's a lot of jitteriness. It's movement.

intuition I've found also feels remarkably calm it's like this steady feeling in your whole body this like real sense of like yeah this is what I need to do and sometimes you even are just like I can't explain it I just know and it's not scary it's just knowledge On the other hand, anxiety tends to be very uncomfortable. There's a lot of restlessness. There's a lot of jitteriness. It's movement.

intuition I've found also feels remarkably calm it's like this steady feeling in your whole body this like real sense of like yeah this is what I need to do and sometimes you even are just like I can't explain it I just know and it's not scary it's just knowledge On the other hand, anxiety tends to be very uncomfortable. There's a lot of restlessness. There's a lot of jitteriness. It's movement.

It's chaos. It's energy. Like we said before, this is also an important distinction. Intuition is singular. Anxiety is plural. Intuition will often give you one answer, one scenario, one hypothetical, whereas anxiety will give you several.

It's chaos. It's energy. Like we said before, this is also an important distinction. Intuition is singular. Anxiety is plural. Intuition will often give you one answer, one scenario, one hypothetical, whereas anxiety will give you several.

It's chaos. It's energy. Like we said before, this is also an important distinction. Intuition is singular. Anxiety is plural. Intuition will often give you one answer, one scenario, one hypothetical, whereas anxiety will give you several.

intuition is also present focused it's based on what is happening now whilst anxiety is focused on the future and it's very obsessive and it's based in fear whereas intuition is based in freedom I think the best way I can describe the difference is that we often confuse anxiety as intuition all the time, but very rarely the other way around.

intuition is also present focused it's based on what is happening now whilst anxiety is focused on the future and it's very obsessive and it's based in fear whereas intuition is based in freedom I think the best way I can describe the difference is that we often confuse anxiety as intuition all the time, but very rarely the other way around.

intuition is also present focused it's based on what is happening now whilst anxiety is focused on the future and it's very obsessive and it's based in fear whereas intuition is based in freedom I think the best way I can describe the difference is that we often confuse anxiety as intuition all the time, but very rarely the other way around.

We never think that intuition is just anxiety because intuition is so absolutely sure of itself and there's often no fear. I know this feels rather abstract, so I thought I'd give you a bit of a checklist. Say you are listening to this episode for a specific situation to you, one I probably don't know. There's something coming up, though. Some part of you is scared.

We never think that intuition is just anxiety because intuition is so absolutely sure of itself and there's often no fear. I know this feels rather abstract, so I thought I'd give you a bit of a checklist. Say you are listening to this episode for a specific situation to you, one I probably don't know. There's something coming up, though. Some part of you is scared.

We never think that intuition is just anxiety because intuition is so absolutely sure of itself and there's often no fear. I know this feels rather abstract, so I thought I'd give you a bit of a checklist. Say you are listening to this episode for a specific situation to you, one I probably don't know. There's something coming up, though. Some part of you is scared.

Some part of you wants the right answer. Some part of you doesn't know which feeling you're having right now to trust and which one to ignore. So I want to give you a checklist for whether the thought you're having is an intuitive thought or an anxious thought. To begin with, does the thought you're having start with what if? If it does, it's an anxious thought. What if this happens?

Some part of you wants the right answer. Some part of you doesn't know which feeling you're having right now to trust and which one to ignore. So I want to give you a checklist for whether the thought you're having is an intuitive thought or an anxious thought. To begin with, does the thought you're having start with what if? If it does, it's an anxious thought. What if this happens?

Some part of you wants the right answer. Some part of you doesn't know which feeling you're having right now to trust and which one to ignore. So I want to give you a checklist for whether the thought you're having is an intuitive thought or an anxious thought. To begin with, does the thought you're having start with what if? If it does, it's an anxious thought. What if this happens?