Sometimes, the most seemingly mundane situations can spark the most profound insights. I was at a dentist appointment with my son when an unusual man triggered my ‘Spidey-Sense’, and this peculiar encounter spiraled into a deep exploration of intuition, fear, and personal safety. Trust me, the dots connect better than you might think!
Let’s chew on the concept of fear versus intuition, drawing inspiration from the OODA Loop – a strategic tool for decision-making that involves observing, orienting, deciding, and acting. This exploration involves some intense discussion on situational awareness, the power of observation, and the importance of preparation for unexpected situations. We’ll also delve into some riveting personal experiences, including my own brush with danger at the dentist. It’s a little scary, a little inspiring, and a whole lot informative – an episode that will challenge you to listen more closely to your instincts and harness your sixth sense for personal and professional growth. So, remember – when your Spidey-Sense start tingling, it might just be time to tune in!
—- EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH SHORT KEY POINTS —-
(0:00:08) – Trusting Your Gut (8 Minutes)
I experienced trusting my intuition and sixth sense while attending a dentist appointment with my son. I noticed a man who was dressed in an unusual way and my Spider Sense was triggered. I took notice of the situation and followed my gut feeling to protect my son and myself. The situation unfolded and trusting my intuition guided me to a better outcome.
(0:08:35) – Fear vs Intuition (16 Minutes)
We explore the idea of trusting our intuition and sixth sense in different situations. We discuss Colonel John Boyd’s UDA loop, which is observing, orienting, deciding, and acting, and how it can be applied to everyday situations. We also discuss the difference between fear and intuition, and how to train ourselves to prepare for unexpected events. Finally, we explore the idea of feeling connected and focused, and being willing to give up control in order to trust our training.
(0:24:09) – Maintaining Situational Awareness and Preparedness (10 Minutes)
We discuss the importance of situational awareness and the power of observation. Mike Glover shares his experience of trusting his intuition and sixth sense while attending a dentist appointment with his son. He explains Colonel John Boyd’s UDA loop, which is observing, orienting, deciding, and acting. We look for spikes in the pattern, pay attention to hands and demeanor, and avoid conflict while not pretending it doesn’t exist. We explore a tragic New York City incident where an ex Marine put a man in a rear naked choke and the man passed away, and advocate for responsible citizenry in these situations.
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