Happy Writing Marathon #60 | Topic from Masanori Kanda: "When Intuition is Right, When It's Wrong"

Hello, this is Ken Honda.

For the Happy Writing Marathon 1st Anniversary Special Project
"Topics from Guest Authors"
we are bringing you five consecutive weeks of content.

The fifth guest author is
management consultant Masanori Kanda with his topic.

[Happy Writing Marathon Topic #60]

"When Intuition is Right, When It's Wrong"

Intuition is right.
That's why it's troublesome.

"Something is about to start with that person"
"I don't have a reason, but it's this way"
When you feel that way and take action, your life opens up in unexpected directions.

While you have experiences like that, there are also times when you were
"absolutely certain"
and it turned out to be completely wrong.

What is the difference between these?

Was it true intuition?
Was it just impatience?
Were you just calling the answer you wanted 'intuition'?

So, please try writing about this this week.
When your intuition was right.
And when it was wrong.

It can be about work, relationships, or shopping.
By lining the two up,
your own way of "distinguishing intuition" should become clear.

Finally, one more thing.
What is intuition to you?

▼ Click here for the note by Masanori Kanda, who provided this topic!

[Official Future Mapping Note | #0 (Prologue / Special Release)]

Masanori Kanda, a management consultant and author who has sparked changes in the thinking and actions of many business professionals, wrote the book,
"Story Thinking:
Awaken Hidden Talents with 'Future Mapping'"

Using the power of stories, this book helps you work backward from the future to
draw out unexpected ideas and actions.
Please give it a read.

He is currently writing a new, updated version titled 'Future Map (tentative title)'.
Scheduled for release around autumn to winter.

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