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The hidden superpower

by Jessica Pryce-Jones
Indian Management August 2024

Busting the following myths-
MYTH 1: You’ve got it or you haven’t.
MYTH 2: It is hard to distinguish intuition from other thought processes.
MYTH 3: Intuition is just bias.
MYTH 4: Intuition is unscientific and risky.
MYTH 5: Intuition is always right.

Jessica Pryce-Jones is the author of The hidden superpower.

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