Issue 60: Intuition with Joaquín Sorolla 

We devote each newsletter to one Primal power. This week is Intuition. 

Curious which powers affects you most? Take the diagnostic.

Joaquín Sorolla, Summer (1904), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

What detail surprises you in this painting?

 

Anne-Marie noticed that no one looks happy.

 

Nick noticed that the texture of the sand beneath the feet looks satisfying.

 

Josh spotted the toddler in the water at top center — the only one not with an older female. 

 

To take it a step further, imagine a story around one of those details. For example, why might that one toddler be alone?  

 

Thank you to this month's contributors!

 

It sharpens your intuition, which is your brain's ability to focus on spotting exceptions to the system, rather than pattern recognition.

 

Developing this skill enables you to identify emerging possibilities faster than others do.

 

Developing intuition can boost innovation, resilience, life purpose, coaching and leadership ability.

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Next week, Imagination.