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Psychologist: Intuition Alignment Boosts Happiness

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Psychologist and neuroscientist research suggests that honoring intuition, or 'intuition alignment,' can significantly boost happiness. This practice involves noticing, accepting, and acting on internal signals, which are often physical body responses that precede analytical thought. A framework of self-connection, comprising awareness, acceptance, and behavioral alignment with internal states, is key to developing this skill and achieving greater well-being. AI

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Psychologist: Intuition Alignment Boosts Happiness

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    1 Habit That Can Instantly Boost Your Happiness, By A Psychologist

    Most of us are taught to think our way through decisions. But science suggests the key to a happier life already lives inside you. Here’s how to make it a habit.

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