Quote by Sara Blakely

Trust your gut.

Trust your gut.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of intuition and instincts in decision-making. It suggests that sometimes our initial instinctual feelings about a situation or person can be more reliable than overthinking or relying solely on logical analysis. Trusting our gut enables us to tap into our subconscious knowledge and past experiences, helping us make decisions with greater confidence and authenticity. It encourages us to listen to our inner voice and trust our instincts as valuable sources of guidance and insight.

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