Intuition is a permanent feature of standard brain function—meaning the Voice is always communicating with us—yet we can rarely hear it. The data is diluted and distorted by everything else the mind is considering. But in flow, for reasons we’ll explore in this chapter, the signal is stronger, the message clearer, and for those on the receiving end, the feeling accompanying that broadcast is often one of profound relief—a sense that finally, at long last, someone else is driving this bus.
