The gut feeling you keep overriding might be the help you're asking for.
You've had a quiet pull toward or away from something lately, and you've been talking yourself out of it because it doesn't come with a reason attached. That pull may be exactly the kind of guidance you've been asking for — just not in the form you expected.
Guidance rarely comes as a clear directive with justification included. It comes as a quiet lean in one direction that you have to choose to trust without full proof. Overriding it every time because it isn't 'rational enough' means the nudge stops registering at all — not because it stopped coming, but because you stopped listening.
What's the nudge you've been overriding lately — the quiet 'don't' or 'do' you can't fully explain? What happens if you actually listen to it once?
Follow the small nudge once this week, on something low-stakes enough to test it safely.
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