Why is a “Gut Feeling” Truthful: Part 2

Who does your “gut feeling” trust?

No one ever states, “you can’t trust me.”

And it is very important for your personal well-being to quickly identify people that have “your back.”
This is true whether its business negotiations, that initial online date, or vacationing home or away.

Most people trust their “stomach” or “gut feeling.” Now that makes a lot of sense, doesn’t? How can food be the main reason for decision making!?!

So, let’s have some fun.

The “gut feeling” is a reaction to food but not edible food.
It is the “food for thought.” It is that intuition signaling the Limbric Brain System. Please remember that women have 14-16 behavior evaluators in their brain compared to only 4-6 in a man per the University of Cambridge.
That is why females are more intuitive in nonverbal communication than males.

Fact: a “gut feeling” is the result of “food for thought.” But what is the “food for thought?”

This is where nonverbal communication app helps and enters the picture. “Food for thought” are the gestures, postures, positions and distances displayed by a person speaking or not.

A person’s brain stores the basic nine (9) emotions and twelve (12) attitudes and what actions create them. In simple terms the “gut feeling” (intuition) is the result of:
1.You subconsciously/consciously notice the gestures, postures, positions and distances (food for thought) of a person
2.Your Limbric Brain System matches the Food for Thought with an Emotion or Attitude.
3.Emotion or Attitude is expressed as “gut feeling.”

Question: would you like to control a person’s “gut feeling” by knowing what “food for thought” (gestures, postures, positions and distance) to display?

One last question, which person can be trusted, A, B, or C? Additionally, identify why that decision was made.

We will give you the answer PLUS list all the attitudes and emotions in next month’s article, Why is a “Gut Feeling” Truthful: Part 3. Read more