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Tag: InnSæi
Introducing INNSÆI in the US and Canada
ANNOUNCEMENT I am excited and deeply grateful to be able to share with you that my book INNSÆI is now out in the US and Canada. INNSÆI: Heal, Revive and Reset With the Icelandic Art of Intuition, published by HarperCollins (May 6, 2025), is the perfect companion for our healing and growth journeys. I believe INNSÆI is the most accessible, comprehensive, and…
Intuition and Glimmers
Three keys, a quote and an invitation One One of the tools I recommend people use to hone their intuition is so-called ‘attention journaling’. Our attention is a scarce resource, which is under a lot of strain in today’s noisy world. Our attention is also the key to honing our intuition and an important…
Intuition and ‘The Zone’
Three keys, a quote and an invitation One The day Susannah Rodgers won the gold medal in the Rio Games in 2016, her energy felt ‘different’. She described to me feeling an ‘aura of connectivity’—she was in ‘her zone’. “I just remember feeling this strange energetic level of calm before I won. I felt tapped…
Intuition and Imagination
Three keys, a quote and an invitation One In today’s world, imagination is highly practical. I’ve seen this in my work leading political and legal transitions in post-conflict context, implementing innovative projects, analysing future developments across sectors, driving business transitions towards sustainability and perhaps more obviously, in bringing a theatre play, a feature documentary film…
Intuition and InnSæi
Three keys, a quote and an invitation Intuition has been defined through various lenses, some quite narrow, from being an irrational impulse we shouldn’t rely on, to something ‘woo-woo’ that hasn’t been backed by science. In between these extremes there’s a growing body of research that shows how fundamental intuition is to our intelligence and…
Intuition and AI
Three keys, a quote and an invitation One Artificial intelligence (AI) is often misunderstood, overhyped, underestimated or overestimated and there‘s no wonder because things are moving pretty fast. While AI could lead to our greatest future achievements, it could also reshape societies in ways that causes suffering and undermines human agency. If AI is not…
Intuition and Management
Three keys, a quote and an invitation One Many of you wonder how intuition and data can work together for management decision-making in today’s uncertain markets. This question’s come up a lot lately. If this is a challenge you’ve been dealing with, know that you are not alone. For ‘known knowns’, data and analysis…
Intuition and Hope
Three keys, a quote and an invitation One Most of us want to feel more hopeful, seen and more secure. Gallup’s latest and comprehensive Global Leadership Report: What Followers Want reveals that followers prioritize hope, trust, compassion and stability from their leaders, and these needs are consistent across 52 countries and demographics and builds on decades…
Intuition and Attention
Three facts, a quote and a question One Intuition develops over time. You reading this, means you are consciously allowing this information into your system, no matter what you choose to do with it. On a bigger scale, how you ‘immerse’ yourself in the world, throughout the day, both consciously and unconsciously, informs your senses,…
Hrund Gunnsteinsdottir – InnSaei – The Flow of Intuition
The Eddy Network Podcast Episode 145 Intuition is an underappreciated form of knowledge. I first became acquainted with this way of seeing the world through Michael Polanyi. Forty years later, I am more convinced that it is the essential form of knowledge for managing change in a rapidly changing world. Hrund Gunnsteinsdottir shares this appreciation…
